The right to free speech is a fundamental right guaranteed in the Constitution of The Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999(as amended), but this right is not without its limitations. One of these limitations is the restriction on communications that would…
Once incorporated, a company unlike other business entities is deemed legally to have a life of its own, having what is called a “juristic personality”, meaning that a company is legally separate from its owners and management and it is…
Under the laws of Intellectual Property in Nigeria, creative service contracts like music producer agreements come with a lot of legal implications and come in many variants. This article will be focused on the topics of :- – What music…
The Concept of Nuisance Under Nigerian Law In inter-personal co-existence, there are acts that may constitute a disturbance to another party’s peaceful enjoyment of their rights, especially in certain subject matters like land. This is the rationale behind the legal…
Once again, Nigeria is in a period where its citizenry will have to head to the ballot stand and give their general verdict on the performance of an incumbent political party at the Federal and State levels as well in…
