Patterns and trends in Nigerian local government autonomy
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Group Defamation under British, Canadian, Indian and Nigerian Law
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Recovery of interest by banks: a critical examination of Nigerian case law
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It is well settled that interest is chargeable only where an agreement expressly or impliedly so stipulates, where statute so provides, or where a mercantile custom to that effect exists. Recovery of interest by banks developed from mercantile customs. These were designed in such…
Hearsay Evidence: A Comparison of Two Jurisdictions: United States and Nigeria
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Many jurisdictions have detailed rules of evidence which regulate the facts that are admissible in court. The hearsay rule is one such rule which excludes certain evidence. The hearsay rule has roots in an old common law principle and is featured in many jurisdictions today, but…
Introduction to constitutional law in Nigeria
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Legalizing Displacement
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As developments in Nigeria have demonstrated, law and the legal order can be manipulated in order to sustain the state and a section of the society at the expense of the general public. This process was imposed on the people of Nigeria under the guise of promoting development. Al…
Traditional Versus Modern Judicial Practices: A Comparative Analysis of Dispute Resolution Systems among the South-West Yoruba of Nigeria
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No. 26735. United States of America and Nigeria
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No. 26736. United States of America and Nigeria
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THEORY AND PRACTICE OF LAW LIBRARIANSHIP THROUGH CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION: THE NIGERIAN EXPERIENCE
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The essay is the three parts. The first part deals with issues/indicators for the need of the continuing professional education (CPE) for librarians working in law libraries. The next segment of the essay discusses the introduction of the CPE programme: objectives, whom is it des…
Policy Considerations for a Realistic Approach to Hunger in Nigeria
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Hunger is usually caused by a break down in the food security mechanisms of a society and lack of purchasing power. In Nigeria, food shortages have become common since 1972, culminating in the food crises of the 1980s, made worse by the implementation of a macroeconomic economic…
Drug power to the people.
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In Nigeria, steps are being taken to increase community involvement in drug revolving funds and health actions through a process of decentralization. Communities are being encouraged to accept responsibilities in these areas and efforts are being made to overcome resistance to co…
Notes on the effects of human induced stressors in parts of the Niger Delta, Nigeria
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Why small businesses fail in Nigeria
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Rituals as Dance and Dance as Rituals. The Drama of Kok Nji and Other Festivals in the Religious Experience of the Ngas, Mupun and Mwaghavul in Nigeria
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Chadic-speakers perform annual festivals of the ancestors, kok nji; cropping kop; harvesting, dyip and hunting kwat, which are usually accompanied by dancing, singing and other numerous rites and rituals. These ritual dramas symbolically and overtly express the religious experien…
The Remilitarization of Nigerian Politics
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Ra ther t ha n as p ec t s of the milit a ry int e r ve ntion theori es , the a uthor pr ese nt s in thi s p a p e r fa c t s r e l a t e d to the ruptur e of c i v ili a n pow e r a nd of d e mo c r a ti c i ns titutio ns in N ig e ri a , cause d by the milit a ry t a k e o ve r…
The Conference Outcomes
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The final outcomes of the conferences in Benin and Nigeria were largely determined by their objectives. The Benin conference was convened to effect political reform as the basis for transforming other sectors of life in that country, while the Nigerian conference was called to di…
References
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Adisa, Jinmi. 1995. Urban violence in Nigeria. Crime and Conflict 2, Winter. Indicator Press, Durban.Adisa, Jinmi. 1996. Political parties and the aborted transition process to civil democracy in Nigeria, 1985-1993. Report submitted to the global coalition for Africa and the Afri…
Northern Nigeria: Background to the study
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Contemporary northern Nigeria has undergone tremendous physical, political, social, cultural, educational and religious transformations, since the death of Sir Ahmadu Bello, the Sultan of Sokoto. The late Premier of northern Nigeria was a symbol of unity to the North because of h…
Day care in Nigeria
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