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When it comes to criminal cases involving the unlawful killing of a human being, the Nigerian legal system makes an …
Is it an offence in Nigeria to take someone’s picture without consent and demand payment? This article explores extortion, privacy …
When the question of legal protection is raised in Nigeria, much of the conversation tilts towards women.
A promise to marry, though not as commonly litigated today as in earlier decades, remains a recognized area of civil …
October 1st 1960 births are not stateless. They are Nigerians by birth, written into the Constitution not by words, but …
In any civilised democracy, the law is meant to serve as both a shield for the innocent and a sword …
When the National Assembly passed the Nigeria Tax Administration Act (NTAA) 2025 as part of the sweeping Tax Reform Acts, …
When Nigeria adopted the 1999 Constitution, it did not start with a legal blank page.
The phrase “The King can do no wrong” once symbolised the untouchable authority of the British monarch.
A good entertainment contract should be a partnership agreement in spirit, not a servitude agreement in disguise.
Entertainment law is the area of legal practice that governs the creation, use, distribution, and commercialisation of creative works.
The trial judge, having seen and heard the witnesses directly, is considered best placed to evaluate credibility, demeanor, and weight …
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