2024 Journal 9:2 - Journal
17 Articles foundAN EXAMINATION OF THE REGULATORY FRAMEWORK AND THE CHALLENGES OF ENFORCEMENT FOR BREACH OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS IN THE ENTERTAINMENT INDUSTRY IN NIGERIA
Author(s): Isa Yusuf
This study explores the enforcement of intellectual property rights in Nigeria’s entertainment industry, analyzing the regulatory framework, legal challenges, and mechanisms to combat copyright infringement and piracy.
INSECURITY AND INSURGENCY IN NIGERIA: THE ISLAMIC LAW ANTIDOTE
Author(s): Ismail Danjuma Yusuf
This study examines Nigeria’s insecurity and insurgency crisis, highlighting how Islamic law principles can serve as a legal and moral framework for counterterrorism, conflict resolution, and national security.
TAXATION OF DIGITAL ECONOMY: THE CONSEQUENCES OF NIGERIA'S REFUSAL TO ENDORSE THE OECD G20/IF DIGITAL TAX AGREEMENT
Author(s): Jirinwayo Judge Odinkonigbo
This study explores Nigeria’s refusal to endorse the OECD G20/IF Digital Tax Agreement, assessing its impact on digital economy taxation, international trade, and the country’s regulatory framework for digital businesses.
THE LEGAL LANDSCAPE OF DRY PORTS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR LEGAL PRACTITIONERS: A CASE STUDY OF KANO DALA INLAND PORT
Author(s): Awwal Ilyas Magashi
This study analyzes the legal landscape of dry ports with a focus on Kano Dala Inland Port, highlighting regulatory frameworks, trade opportunities, and prospects for legal practitioners in maritime and logistics law.
PROCUREMENT AND INSTITUTIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES FOR PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIP (P3) IN KANO STATE: A CRITIQUE
Author(s): Isa Yusuf
This study evaluates the procurement framework and institutional roles in Public-Private Partnerships (P3) in Kano State, offering a critical analysis of governance structures, challenges, and opportunities for effective collaboration.
AN APPRAISAL OF INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW IN REGULATING THE SUFFERING OF CIVILIANS AND COMBATANTS DURING ARMED CONFLICTS
Author(s): Ashigar Abubakar Baba Isa Sanda Benisheikh Ibrahim Ujulu Medugu
This study evaluates International Humanitarian Law’s effectiveness in protecting civilians and combatants during armed conflicts, focusing on legal principles, wartime regulations, and humanitarian interventions
APPRAISAL OF THE PUNISHMENT FOR THE OFFENCE OF BIGAMY UNDER THE AUSTRALIAN LAW, NIGERIAN LAW AND UNITED KINGDOM LAW
Author(s): Agbo Friday Ojonugwa Issa Akanji Adedokun
This study explores the punishment for bigamy across Australian, Nigerian, and UK legal systems, analyzing marriage laws, criminal implications, and the legal distinctions between bigamy and polygamy.
ISLAMIC LAW IN THE AGE OF DIGITALIZATION: CHALLENGES OF ONLINE DISPUTE RESOLUTION
Author(s): Akinlabi, A. O Akinlabi, H. A.
This study analyzes the intersection of Islamic law and digitalization, addressing the challenges of Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) within Shariah-compliant legal frameworks and modern technological advancements.
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