The construction of social communities in work: The case of a Nigerian factory
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Adesina discusses the construction of social communities in work, identifying the significance of ‘vertical’ and ‘lateral’ communities in the workplace.
Law and university administration in Nigeria
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The integration of traditional medicine into the Nigerian health care delivery system: legal implications and complications.
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At the outset the author stresses the distinction between 'alternative' and traditional medicine, the latter being indigenous to a country. Government recognition of traditional medicine is discussed and its relationship to the law of the land explored. Possible models for the in…
Is the Grant of Governor's Consent Under the Nigerian Land Use Act Automatic?
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In the celebrated case of Savannah Bank Limited v. Ajilo the Supreme Court of Nigeria unanimously ruled that a deemed right of occupancy under section 34(2) of the Land Use Act is the same as a right of occupancy actually granted by the Governor, with all the attendant consequenc…
Checks and balances of bureaucratic excesses and corruption in Nigeria : an assessment of the public complaints commission
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Probleme de la corruption administrative au Nigeria. Evaluation des fonctions de la Commission chargee des plaintes formulees par le public. L'auteur explique comment la corruption administrative est un probleme distinct de la corruption politique, veritable rempart de l'environn…
Constitutional Protection of Pre-Trial Release: The Onu Obekpa v. C.O.P. and C.O.P. v Amalu Controversy- Nigerian Juridical
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“Ill-Legal” Constraints on the Exercise of Administrative Disciplinary Powers in Nigerian Law
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Can a domestic tribunal or an administrative disciplinary committee try a person for a criminal offence? The answer is clearly no. But can such a tribunal, in the exercise of its disciplinary powers, try a person for misconduct even though the acts amounting to such misconduct ar…
Intercultural Conflict of Laws in Ghana: A Study of the Interaction of English Law and Customary Law
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The study of conflict of laws in a non-unified legal system is diverse and troubling, requiring eclectic investigation and research methods to avoid chaos. Therefore, it is expedient that one must draw heavily on daily experience rather than a-priori solutions because the study o…
Relections on the Judicial Process in Traditional Africa- Nigerian Juridical Review
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Custody of Children in Nigeria—Statutory, Judicial and Customary Aspects
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Change of Personal Law Under Customary Law in Nigeria
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Some Reflections on the Distinction between Service Occupation and Service Tenancy in Nigerian Law
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The Evolution of the Nigerian Federal Administration System
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This article reviews the major consequences for the evolution of Nigeria's public administration of the process by which the ”loose“ model of federalism adopted in 1954 was transformed into one in which the national government became dominant from 1966 onwards. To illustrate how…
Conflicts over caregiving: A discussion of filial obligations among adult Nigerian children
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The assessment of diviners and their knowledge by civil servants in Southwestern Nigeria
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Boom and Bust Budgeting: Repetitive Budgetary Processes in Nigeria, Kenya and Ghana
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One of the least studied topics in comparative budgeting is how governments budget during economic and boom and bust cycles. Theory and past evidence suggest that national budgets of poorer countries are made and remade continuously over these periods. Case material from Nigeria…
The Concept of Interactive Primary Health Care and Rural Development in Nigeria
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I. N. Egwu; The Concept of Interactive Primary Health Care and Rural Development in Nigeria, Community Development Journal, Volume 24, Issue 4, 1 October 1989,
The Study of International Relations in Nigeria
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At the outset it is important to make the distinction between International Relations and international politics. In many institutions, especially in North America, these terms are used interchangeably. Yet while ‘International Relations’ refers to all forms of ties across nation…
Equity and Trusts In Nigeria. ProfessorJ. O. Fabunmi. University of Ife Press Ltd. Ile-Ife, Nigeria, 1986. lii + 301 pp. Limp
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Sector Proportions and Growth in the Development of the Nigerian Economy
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The Nigerian economy has undergone tremendous changes over the last three decades. Not only has its growth experience been uneven but the rate of growth has also fluctuated widely. Thus, the growth process has been accompanied by sharp sectoral changes, some of which were partly…
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