Dec 24, 2020 - Articles by Dr. Jennifer Douglas Abubakar
As 2020 comes to a close, let us stop for a short moment and think of our ‘neighbor’ – I mean those who have not had a decent meal in days, the homeless, those families (especially women and children) who suffer abuse and rape, those who have had mental breakdowns […]
Feb 4, 2020 - Blog by Jennifer Miyetti Law
Oct 2, 2019 - Blog by Dr. Jennifer Douglas Abubakar
Suicide: The looming Health Crisis in Nigeria “I wish they knew that sometimes; people end their lives out of frustration. I wish they knew that even though everyone has it rough, people don’t have the same level of resilience” Shola Ajayi This year’s World Health Mental Day coming up on […]
Sep 30, 2019 - Blog by Kolapo Femi-Oyekola
BITS, BLOCKS AND THE NIGERIAN BAR Kolapo Femi-Oyekola While it’s easy to conceptualise AI drafting documents, processes, and even researching, the nearer blockchain technology and its benefits are still alien to a good number of lawyers, and even to most people. Blockchain technology […]
Sep 6, 2019 - Blog by Ifedolapo Oladimeji
An English Court on 16th August 2019 gave a ruling against the Federal Government of Nigeria to the tune of 9bn USD of FGN Assets. This judgment was delivered in London in favour of Process and Industrial Development Limited (P&ID). The background of this dispute is predicated on a 20 years Gas […]
“… Whistleblowers are the relatives, staff or friends of the blowee, who did not feel any blow when the blowee was blowing cash around.” – Anonymous. “The Whistle Blower Protection Bill, 2008 is a bill for an Act to provide for the manner in which individuals may in the public […]
