regionalism within the new international economic order: a legal perspective
On lsl May, 1974, the United Nations General Assembly at the sixth special session passed and adopted Resolutions 3201 and 3202; entitled the establishment of the New International Economic Order (NIEO) and programme of action on the New International Economic Order (NIEO) respectively. On the 12th December. 1974, at the 29th Regular session, the U... Continue Reading
the relevance of qiyas (analogical deduction) as a source of islamic law in contemporary time
Islamic Law covers every sphere of human endeavor. It comprises of the primary and the secondary sources of Law. The former consists of the Qur’an and the sunnah, to which all the jurists are at ad-idem. Qiyas is the second secondary source. However, there are divergent opinions amongst the jurists as to whether it can stand as a source or not. I... Continue Reading
securities for bank lending: perspectives under nigerian law
Bank lending transactions deal solely with matters that are related with security for advancement. The importance of security in bank lending can not be over-emphasised in business relationship between both banker and customers, in present day Nigeira. The economy has virtually collapsed or has reached a point of total collapse. Many banks are dist... Continue Reading
succession to rights in land under igala customary law of kogi state
Igala land in Kogi State is richly blessed with fertile soil. This makes the people predominantly farmers. Crops grown in this area comprise yams, rice cassava, millet, maize, guinea corn and beans. There are few cash crops such as palm oil, palm kernels, rubber and timbers. The area covered by this dissertation includes the six Local Government Ar... Continue Reading
the penal responsibility and sanctions for violations of international humanitarian law
During this century, millions of children, women and men have been victims of unimaginable atrocities in the threatre of wars that deeply shook the conscience of humanity. It is against this background that an analysis of the penal responsibility and sanctions for violations of International Humanitarian Law becomes necessary. The first chapter is ... Continue Reading
tax evasion and avoidance in nigeria and cameroon: a comparative study
Tax evasion and avoidance remains one of the greatest problems plaguing tax administration in Nigeria and Cameroon. These problems have tended to defeat some of the fiscal policies of both countries such as the ability to transfer part of the excess resources from private hands to government hands with a view to spending same for the welfare of the... Continue Reading
federal/state constitutional issues in nigeria between 1979 - 1903: their genesis, evolution and solution
This thesis aim at discussing the major problem of federalism in Nigeria under the Presidential Constitution which stems from the lack of proper understanding among the leaders of the principle behind the federal system, as manifested in the intense rivalry, confrontation, conflict of interest and difference of opinion between the Federal and State... Continue Reading
the concept of sovereignty in international law: issues challenges and lessons for nigeria
New trends and innovations in modern communications and commerce have dealt a great blow on the political boundaries of states otherwise referred to as Sovereignty. Sovereign equality presupposes that each state enjoys the rights inherent in full sovereignty. This seems to be the basic principle of international law equally recognized by the United... Continue Reading
critical appraisal of ta azir punishments under the katsina state shari a penal code law, 2001
The topic “Critical Appraisal of Ta’azir Punishments under the Katsina State Shari’a Penal Code Law, 2001” is considered a topic worth writing-on, especially with the implementation of Shari’a in most of the Northern States and Katsina State in particular. For convenience and clarity, the research work has been divided into chapters; touc... Continue Reading
an examination of the legal implications of mortgages as collateral in nigeria
The challenge identified by this research was the manner of collaterisation of credits by financial institutions. It was discovered that due to the volume of funds available at the disposal of financial institutions as a result of the consolidation exercise and stiff competition towards making substantial margin of profits, some financial instituti... Continue Reading
legal and institutional framework regulating public offering of securities in the nigerian capital market
A nation’s financial system is made up of the Money Market, Capital Market and the Insurance Market. While Central Bank of Nigeria serves as the apex regulatory organization of the Nigerian Money Market, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is the apex regulatory body of the Nigerian Capital Market, while the National Insurance Commission... Continue Reading
a comparative analysis of islamic and international humanitarian laws
The fundamental target of both Islamic law of war and international Humanitarian law is to protect the Rights and Persons of both combatants and non-combatants during and after the hostilities thus, the amount and extent of violence applied in war must be limited to achieving military objective, that is to subdue the enemy, such an action/violence ... Continue Reading
protection of the rights of individuals in armed conflict situation a comparative analysis of islamic and international humanitarian laws
The fundamental target of both Islamic law of war and international Humanitarian law is to protect the Rights and Persons of both combatants and non-combatants during and after the hostilities thus, the amount and extent of violence applied in war must be limited to achieving military objective, that is to subdue the enemy, such an action/violence ... Continue Reading
the role of the public complaints commission in protecting worker s rights against administrative injustice and maladministration in nigeria
This research project is titled “The Role of the Public Complaints Commission in Protecting Worker’s Rights against Administrative Injustice and Maladministration in Nigeria”. The research work has been prompted by the observation made on the decline in the discharge of its roles in some state offices of the Commission, despite overall achiev... Continue Reading
the role of the world trade organisation in resolving trade disputes under international law
In 1995, the World Trade Organization (TWO) was established as the only international Organization dealing with the global rules of trade between nations. Its primary function was to ensure that trade flows as smoothly, predictably and freely as possible. At the heart of the system are the WTO’s Agreements, which are the legal rules for internati... Continue Reading
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