ADR:CLIENT INTEREST-FRIENDLY THAN LITIGATION
Disputes are bound to arise as long as human interaction is concerned. What however differentiates man from other animals is his ability to manage his disputes. Over the years, a very popular method of resolving disputes is through litigation/the court. This presentation briefly juxtaposes litigation and alternative dispute resolution mechanisms, carefully showing how ADR fits into the best interest of clients than litigation.
The Nigerian Executive and Legislature Relationship: Need for a Balance
In every democratic setting, it is clear that a smooth relationship between the executive arm of government and the legislative arm of government is a sine qua non for a good governance, and vice versa. In Nigeria, this relationship is really a topical problem as each of these arms is seen fighting hard to establish its supremacy over the other, despite the various platforms provided by the Constitution for a synergy between them. Introduction As a matter of introduction, there is no gain-s...
Internet security: Need for a Unified Institutional Framework in Nigeria
This article carefully considers the institutional framework for fighting Cybercrimes in Nigeria. ABSTRACT Internet crimes are arguably the most trending crimes in the world today. This owes greatly to the global paradigm shift from old-school style o transactions to digital/paperless transactions traceable to the fast-growing and apparently unstoppable technological advancement all over the world. Contrary to the innocuous brain behind its innovation in the internet has become the larg...
Critical Analysis of the Impact of the National Industrial Court on Employer-Employee Relations
Crippled until the milestone enactment of the Third Alterations Act 2010, the National Industrial Court of Nigeria is vested with the special jurisdiction over labour and employment matters in Nigeria. In this work, we critically considered the implications of some constitutional provisions as it relates to providing a veritable platform for the NICN to make great impact on some global trends in Nigeria's labour realm. ABSTRACT Whenever there is an employer/employee rela...
THE GROWTH OF ANTI-CHRISTIAN VIOLENCE: IMPLICATIONS FOR CHRISTIANS IN NIGERIA
This article relates to anti Christian violence and its implications. Persecution has become inevitable challenge for Christians all over the world. For no just cause, Christians are continually assailed and slaughtered whether in or outside their places go worship on daily basis. It is obvious that anti-christian violence notably started with the early Christians shortly after the resurrection and ascension of Christ. However, it is apposite to underscore that the persecution of those wh...