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. [...]
Discussing the potential Long term implications of the New Tax Reform Bill Introduction In late 2024, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu introduced a comprehensive Tax Reform Bill aimed at overhauling Nigeria’s tax system to enhance efficiency, equity, and economic growth. This legislation consolidates various tax laws, revises tax rates, and [...]
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 NIGERIA [...]
The Proposed Governance of Free Speech in Nigeria – Its legality or otherwise Introduction In Nigeria, we have seen a significant rise in the usage of social media platforms to express opinions, receive and share information as well as it being used as a tool for both social [...]
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 [...]
The Oronsaye Report: The Messiah of The High Cost of Governance in Nigeria? INTRODUCTION Following the announcement of fuel subsidy removal on 29th May 2023, during the President’s inaugural speech, there has been increased hardship in Nigeria. Many condemned the removal because it was premature and inopportune. On [...]
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 Webinar on ‘The development of Renewable Energy and the Race to net zero Emissions – An African Perspective (COP26), featured esteemed guest panelists from several law firms across the African continent. This webinar promises to be very informative and a must-watch for everyone who is interested in the continuing [...]
It is no longer news that President Muhammadu Buhari has signed the much-awaited and controversial Electoral Act Amendment Bill into law. After several months of withholding assent, the President finally signed the 2022 Electoral Act Amendment Bill into law, on February 25th 2022. This new law has introduced major changes [...]
Federalism in simple terms is the division of law-making powers and functions between two levels of government, so that general and regional governments are each within a sphere co-ordinate and independent. This was confirmed by the Supreme Court in A.G. Federation v. A.G. Lagos State where it was held that: [...]
