Air travel is a contract of carriage between the airline and the passenger, governed by both international conventions and domestic aviation laws.

In the complex world of maritime contracts, understanding the essential elements and legal issues is crucial for businesses operating in Nigeria's maritime industry.

Part II of the series situates aircraft financing within Nigeria's domestic legal and regulatory environment examines the statutory scaffolding presented in Part I, explaining how each statute interacts with the Convention's provisions.

Water, an indispensable resource for sustenance and transportation, has always been central to human existence. While road transport remains the most accessible...

This literature is a six-part series that traces, analyses, and critiques the legal, regulatory, and operational framework for aircraft financing in Nigeria following domestic adoption of the 'Cape...

For over 50 years developed countries such as the USA and the former Soviet Union have led the world's space exploration industry. However, fast-forward to the 21st century, ...

When Senator Hadi Sirika, Honourable Minister of State for Aviation, said that the long-lost dreams of Nigeria Airways were restored with the unveiling of the new national flag carrier/airline...

Approximately a hundred years ago, Lloyds London were the first to make it possible to offer insurance in Aviation prior to the World War in 1914.

The primary purpose of vessel arrest is to secure satisfaction of a judgment in an action in rem. Pre-judgment arrest in admiralty proceedings serves three key objectives: Preventing removal of the

Embarking on an aviation venture in Nigeria requires a comprehensive understanding of the country's airline licensing and operating permits.

The phrase "the new three" has become increasingly common in global clean energy discourse, particularly in relation to how China, the world's largest electric vehicle ("EV") player...

This paper considers the recent developments in Nigerian Ship Arrest Law – the Admiralty Jurisdiction Procedure Rules (AJPR) 2011 for the Federal High Court of Nigeria (FHC), and its effect on ship arrest practice.

The COVID pandemic has wreaked havoc on economies of the world, on a global scale as economists and fiscal policy experts associate its effect as the worst global economic crisis of the century in comparison with the global economic recession of 2008 and the economic depression of the 1930s.

The international maritime industry is rapidly evolving with the introduction of Maritime Autonomous Surface Ships ("MASS") being a significant shift in the manner in which goods are transported across the seas.

A ship mortgage is one of the principal instruments through which vessels are financed in international and domestic trade.

Altercations between passengers and crew members recently went viral on different social media outlets and ignited both informed and uninformed conversations...

Increasing globalisation has made it even more imperative for countries to ‘validly' protect their economies through strategic initiatives including promoting local content (LC)...

Following various reports regarding the impact of the coronavirus ("COVID-19") pandemic on the shipping industry, the International Maritime Organization ("IMO") issued a circular

The aviation sector is essential to the global connection of people, products, and services, and Nigeria is no exception. Maintaining the safety and security...

The use of tinted glasses by motor vehicles in Nigeria has recently sparked public debate and legal battles.