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The President, through a letter dated 13 December, 2021 read at the Senate by the Senate President on 21 December, 2021 communicated his decision to withhold assent to...

In Nigeria, more than ever before, the awareness of your basic rights is crucial for your freedom and safety.

Intellectual property disputes between employers and employees are rapidly increasing across Nigeria’s technology industry. From software and mobile apps to designs, databases, and digital products...

Nigeria's Cabotage Vessel Financing Fund offers a $700 million opportunity for indigenous shipowners, but accessing these funds requires far more than completing an application form. Understanding what lenders evaluate—from repayment capacity and corporate structure to security arrangements and vessel revenue streams—can mean the difference between a rejected application and successful financing.

In today's digital era, truth competes with advanced technology. Artificial intelligence (AI) can now generate highly realistic videos, images, and audio that convincingly imitate real people.

The electoral process of a state goes a long way in the determination of governance in the given state. The electoral process is an ideal and integral part of the democratic process, whether in a developed...

As educators, you have firsthand witnessed the profound impact of technology in your classrooms. From personalised learning platforms to AI-driven grading systems...

Insolvency in Nigeria, whether corporate or personal, functions both as a mechanism for addressing financial distress and as a strategic legal tool for creditors seeking to recover outstanding debts.

Arbitration clauses serve as the jurisdictional foundation for dispute resolution in Nigeria's commercial landscape, yet poorly drafted provisions continue to undermine ADR proceedings.

Recently, there has been substantial discussion concerning the ethics of artificial intelligence (AI), particularly involving the creation of robot weapons, as well as a related but broader issue...

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has ushered in a new era of possibilities, propelling innovation and reshaping various industries. However, with its increasing accessibility and sophistication...

Lagos faces a critical spatial crisis as competing urban functions overwhelm its surface infrastructure. This analysis explores how three-dimensional urban planning—strategically allocating city functions above ground, at ground level, and below ground—could transform Lagos into a more efficient, sustainable metropolis by 2050.

Nigeria's deep offshore petroleum sector presents substantial investment opportunities following recent fiscal reforms and the execution of Production Sharing Contract addenda for the Bonga Southwest/Aparo project. Understanding the legal framework governing these investments—including the Petroleum Industry Act 2021, tax legislation, regulatory requirements, and contractual obligations—is essential for investors seeking to navigate cost recovery, decommissioning liabilities, and long-term

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has rapidly grown in recent years, becoming an integral part of everyday life. However, despite the many benefits of AI, the technology also poses significant risks and challenges that need to be addressed.

The "dark web" is a hidden internet world where good and evil coexist. On the bright side, the dark web enables anonymous, highly secure communication routes to protect reform agents...

Nigeria's Constitution does not expressly guarantee a standalone right to a clean environment in its fundamental rights chapter, yet severe environmental pollution can engage protected rights to life and dignity. This analysis examines how Nigerian courts have navigated the intersection between environmental degradation and constitutional human rights, exploring landmark cases and pending legislative reforms that may reshape environmental justice.

Nigeria is on the verge of formulating its inaugural national AI policy, a strategic initiative poised to drive the country's aspiration for transformative growth through AI technology.

As we hit the three-quarter mark of 2024, Nigeria's tech industry stands at a pivotal juncture, characterised by remarkable progress and evolving challenges.