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    Understanding The Nigerian Financial Regulatory Architecture

    The financial sector - banking, capital markets and securities, insurance, as with any other sector of the economy, is vital to Nigeria's growth and development, thus it is crucial to properly safeguard it by means of laws, adequate supervision and monitoring.
    NigeriaFinance and Banking
    Esher & Makarios
    Esher & Makarios
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    Assignment Of Intellectual Property Rights – Essential Considerations

    Adequate knowledge of the subject of intellectual property, the objectives underlying its protection and available mechanisms for adequate balancing of private rights of owners and the public interests of users have become critical.
    NigeriaIntellectual Property
    Esher & Makarios
    Esher & Makarios
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The Constitutional Right To Own Properties - Examining The Extent And Limits

Property is defined as the right to acquire, possess, use or enjoy a definitive thing on the one hand, or any determinate thing over which these bundle of rights can be exercised.
NigeriaGovernment, Public Sector
Esher & Makarios
Esher & Makarios

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