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Violation of Fundamental Human Rights by Nigerian Law Enforcement Agencies
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Abortion Laws: The Provisions under the Nigerian Legal Framework as a Cynosure
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CALL FOR PAPERS: VOLUME 2, EDITION 2
The University of Lagos Law Review (Unilag Law Review) is now calling for papers for Volume 2, Edition 2 to be published in September 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 Unilag … Continue reading CALL FOR PAPERS: VOLUME 2, EDITION 2
Contributory Pension Scheme in Nigeria
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Legal Regime for the Regulation of Firearms in Nigeria: The Need for an Amendment to Curb the Growing Threat to State Existence
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Jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court in the Rohingya Crisis: Light at the End of a Dark Tunnel
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Taking the Nigerian Legal Practice Beyond Litigation in an Economic Recession
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