Gender And Age Discrimination Under Nigerian Employment Laws – Are There Adequate Protections Under Our Laws?

It is unarguable that the labour force  is still rife with  several discriminatory practices. Among the several forms of discrimination, two major forms of discrimination that stands out are gender and age discrimination and they are both prevalent in  Nigeria. Since one of the sustainable development goals of the UN before 2030 is to reduce…

An Insight Into Renewable Energy Transition Trends and The Efforts of The Nigerian Government- Legal Framework Affecting Investment.

ABSTRACT The drive for renewable energy utilization in Nigeria can be traced back to the 1970s oil shock. During the crisis, Nigeria earned significant sums of money from oil, but it also faced soaring inflation and a disregard of other sectors of the economy. The ‘oil windfall’ inflation affected the prices of basic goods and…

Regulatory and Statutory Provisions for Medical Malpractice in Nigeria

Medical Negligence is defined as an act or omission by a medical practitioner which falls below the accepted standard of care resulting in injury or death of the patient. Medical negligence is regularly used in place of medical malpractice; however, medical negligence is only one legal component of a medical malpractice issue. There aren’t enough…

The Exclusive Legislative List and the Concurrent Legislative List – a case for restructuring or Constitutional defect?

Federalism in simple terms is the division of law-making powers and functions between two levels of government, so that general and regional governments are each within a sphere co-ordinate and independent.   This was confirmed by the Supreme Court in A.G. Federation v. A.G. Lagos State where it was held that: “Federalism is an arrangement whereby…

An overview on CBN’s new Framework for Payment Service Providers

In December 2020, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) announced new licence categorisations for the Nigerian payments system, in accordance with their responsibility to promote and facilitate the development of efficient and effective systems for the settlement of transactions. These new re-categorisations are set out to improve efficiency of payments systems in Nigeria, enhance risk…