The Right of an Adopted Child

The Right of an Adopted Child to Inherit Under Intestacy in Nigeria: An Examination of the Legal Status of Next of Kin and the Decision in Aduba v.Aduba

Abstract. In Nigerian society, children are traditionally considered a blessing within marriage. However, legal complexities arise concerning the inheritance rights of adopted children, especially in cases of intestate succession. This article examines the right of an adopted child to inherit…

The Role of AI in the Effective Dispensation of Justice in the Nigerian Judicial System

The Role of AI in the Effective Dispensation of Justice in the Nigerian Judicial System

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the technology that makes it possible for computers and other devices to mimic human intelligence and problem-solving skills such as the capacity for logic, finding meaning, generalization, and experience-based learning. It generally describes computer programs that…

Taxation of Expatriates in Nigeria

Taxation of Expatriates in Nigeria: An Incentive or Disincentive to Foreign Investment in Nigeria

Introduction It is a common practice for both Nigerian and Foreign companies to engage the services of expatriates. Companies who want to expand internationally employ expatriates for the following reasons: TAXATION OF EXPATRIATES IN NIGERIATaxes are compulsory contributions imposed by a…

Regulation of content creators in Nigeria

Regulation of Content Creators in Nigeria – Issues, Prospects and the role of the Tax Man

Introduction. Nigeria has experienced a surge in content creation across various platforms, including social media, streaming services and traditional media outlets. As the content creation sector continues to flourish, regulatory oversight becomes increasingly vital to ensure fair practices, protect consumers,…

Defamation

Decriminalizing Defamation in Nigeria: Implications for Law Enforcement and the Judiciary Vis-a-Vis The Burna Boy v. Akpi (Speed Darlington) Brouhaha

INTRODUCTION There is a thin line between freedom of expression and defamation. Freedom of expression is one of the fundamental rights which is recognized and protected by the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. However, one has to be…