Editor-in-Chief Ogalu Bolaji Jeffrey Deputy Editor-in-Chief Kayode-Dada Ayotunde Online Managing Editor Uwolloh Chizulu E Financial Directors Akintola Zainab Otitoola Folajimi Executive Editors Bot-Timothy Nina Yinka-Gregg Gregory Ekezie Hilary Odinaka Sholabomi Olamide Olarewaju Ifeoluwakishi Braimoh Olorunseun Rufai Amirah Olabisi Akindele Olabode Ade-Ademilua Ipinnuoluwa Kalu Nkechi Associate Editors Okafor Makuachukwu Aladekojo Peter Ekwubisi Chinedu J Agbakosi Adedolapo … Continue reading VOLUME 2 EDITION 1 EDITORS
Compulsory Pupillage for “New Wigs” How Desirable?
By BOLAJI JEFFREY OGALU
The African Charter: A Printed Futility or a Reflection of Human Rights from Africa’s View Point
By EMMANUEL ABANIWO
The Right to Freedom of Expression in Nigeria: The fiasco in need of reform
By OTITOOLA OLUFOLAJIMI & OLAOGUN JOSEPH
The Future of Petroleum in Nigeria: Why the FUPRE Bill, Signed Into Law, is a Failed Venture
By AKOREDE SAMUEL OMOTAYO
CALL FOR PAPER: VOLUME 2, EDITION 1
The University of Lagos Law Review (Unilag Law Review) is now calling for papers for its Volume 2, Edition 1 to be published in early 2018. The Unilag Law Review accepts entries from all stakeholders in the legal profession (law teachers, lawyers and students alike), within and outside Nigeria. Entries are to comply with the … Continue reading CALL FOR PAPER: VOLUME 2, EDITION 1
The Women of Nigeria: Problems, Panacea and Prospects – Olabode Akindele
Historically, the role and status of women in Nigeria have continuously evolved. In the pre-colonial period, women played quite paramount roles in the trade, social, political arena, they largely contributed to the household income via engaging in many economic activities like food processing, mat-weaving, pottery-making especially in Afikpo now Abia State, weaving, fish-drying (especially in … Continue reading The Women of Nigeria: Problems, Panacea and Prospects – Olabode Akindele
The NCC and a Price Floor for Internet Access in Nigeria: Competition Law Matters Arising – Stephen Oluwaseun Oke
This essay seeks to evaluate the propriety of the relatively recent attempt by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) to introduce a price floor in the market for internet access in Nigeria. It examines the NCC’s decision through the lenses of competition law by providing insight into the legal framework forming the regulatory basis on which … Continue reading The NCC and a Price Floor for Internet Access in Nigeria: Competition Law Matters Arising – Stephen Oluwaseun Oke
The Lotus Flower Bomb: A Look at Jurisdiction and the Evolution of Extraterritorial Jurisdiction – Oluwatobi Olowokure
The rapid spread of globalization in the world today is undeniable. The advent of the internet, great advances in technology and social media, have fostered interplay of the world’s cultures and greatly boosted the world’s status as a global village. Apart from these overt phenomena, there is economic policy, foreign policy and the protective principle … Continue reading The Lotus Flower Bomb: A Look at Jurisdiction and the Evolution of Extraterritorial Jurisdiction – Oluwatobi Olowokure
The Integrity of Law – Professor Akin Oyebode
Sixth Professor Alfred Bamidele Kasunmu Annual Lecture, delivered on September 15, 2016 at the Main Auditorium, University of Lagos. Click here for more.
