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Digital Technology, Commerce and the Law: Are There Interfaces?

Ahmadu, Mohammed L. (American University of Nigeria, School of Law, 2018-02)
Doctorate Worth Defending! (PhD or Equivalent)

AHMADU, Mohammed L. (2018-02)
Data and the Expanding frontiers of the Natural Resources Industry: Do we need a legal regime for its exploitation?

ADETORO, David O. (American University Nigeria, School of Law, 2018-02)

While what constitutes natural resources may be fixed and often concealed or located in a remote part of the earth, it is clear that there are other categories of natural resources not requiring deep exploration in muddy ...
Regulating Unsolicited Emails: A Call for Hybrid Approach

USMAN, Habib S. (American University of Nigeria, School of Law., 2018-02)
Revisiting the concept of citizenship as enshrined in the Nigerian constitution

DANPULLO, Benjamin C. (American University of Nigeria, School of Law, 2018-03)

The concept of citizenship in Nigeria is a debatable issue that needs to be revisited and reviewed in order to attract investment by foreigners as this will result in economic and technology development for a developing ...
Nigeria: A constitutional democracy without constitutionalism

SHIKYIL, Sylvester Sadiq (SAN) (American University of Nigeria, School of Law, 2018-04)

Most of the challenges facing Nigeria today take their root from the apparent and passive lack of respect for and strict adherence to constitutionalism in the conduct of government business. Constitutionalism in a ...
Legal and regulatory framework of surrogacy and adoption in Nigeria

Adelakun-Odewale, Olanike S. (American University of Nigeria, School of Law., 2018-04)

The journey from girlhood to womanhood in Africa starts from betrothal to marriage. This journey is not complete and the place of an African woman is not secured in her matrimonial home unless and until she is able to ...
Influence of traditional leaders on criminal justice of gender based violence in Africa: a case of Nigeria and Ghana.

ADELAKUN, Olanike S. (American University of Nigeria, School of Law., 2018-04)

In Makoko slum area of Lagos State, Nigeria, a rape victim seeks justice by reporting to the head of the clan who ensures that the offender is identified and approached. Being an enclosed society where every member is well ...
Internet network neutrality in Nigeria : the need to borrow a leaf from the united states legal framework?

USMAN, Habib S. (American University of Nigeria, School of Law., 2018-11)
Nurturing a positively sensitive and inclusive society: a framework for the protection of older persons in Nigeria

MIKE, Jennifer Heaven (Ph.D) (American University of Nigeria, School of Law., 2019-05)

According to the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs, 1 out of every 10 people on the planet is 60 years of age or older. If the current trend of lowering birth rates and lowering death rates continues, ...
Discrimination against persons with disability: policy, law and practice

NDONI, Erebi (Ph.D) (American University of Nigeria, School of Law, 2019-05)

Disability is not just a health problem, it is a complex phenomenon and a physical or mental condition that limits a person’s movement, sense or activities. Persons with disability include those who have long-term physical, ...

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