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

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 [...]

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Brickmans Quarterly – Volume 1

  JUNE 2022                                                                                                                            VOLUME 1 Brickmans Quarterly The Official Quarterly Newsletter of Brickmans Law Word From The Editor by Othuke Ononeme We welcome you all to the first edition of our quarterly newsletter, ‘BRICKMANS QUARTERLY ‘. This first edition is completely packed with very interesting articles on Gender and [...]

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An Insight Into Renewable Energy Transition Trends and The Efforts of The Nigerian Government- Legal Framework Affecting Investment

ABSTRACT The drive for renewable energy utilization in Nigeria can be traced back to the 1970s oil shock. During the crisis, Nigeria earned significant sums of money from oil, but it also faced soaring inflation and a disregard of other sectors of the economy. The ‘oil windfall’ inflation affected the [...]

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