SPORTS LAW IN NIGERIA: CONTRACTS, SPONSORSHIP, ATHLETES’ RIGHTS, AND MORE
SPORTS LAW IN NIGERIA: CONTRACTS, SPONSORSHIP, ATHLETES’ RIGHTS, AND MORE Ekene John Osuala Esq. November 17, 2025 Sports Law in Nigeria Sports law plays a vital role in governing and regulating various aspects of sports activities in Nigeria. From athlete contracts to doping regulations, this branch of law ensures fair play, protects athletes’ rights, and […]
MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE IN NIGERIA: A GUIDE TO PATIENT RIGHTS AND LEGAL REDRESS
MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE IN NIGERIA: A GUIDE TO PATIENT RIGHTS AND LEGAL REDRESS Ekene John Osuala Esq. November 17, 2025 Introduction Medical negligence is a serious issue in Nigeria, with many reported cases of physical injury and death resulting from the negligence of healthcare professionals. This article provides an overview of medical negligence, the laws and […]
NAVIGATING BUSINESS REGISTRATION IN NIGERIA: UNDERSTANDING VARIOUS REGISTRATION TYPES AND PROCEDURES
NAVIGATING BUSINESS REGISTRATION IN NIGERIA: UNDERSTANDING VARIOUS REGISTRATION TYPES AND PROCEDURES Ekene John Osuala Esq. November 17, 2025 Proper Foundation is Key Establishing a business in Nigeria requires a thorough understanding of the various registration types and procedures. The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) is the primary regulatory body overseeing business incorporations in the country. In […]
DIVORCE IN NIGERIA: LEGAL PROCEDURES FOR CUTTING OF MARITAL TIES AND DISSOLUTION OF MARITAL UNIONS
DIVORCE IN NIGERIA: LEGAL PROCEDURES FOR CUTTING OF MARITAL TIES AND DISSOLUTION OF MARITAL UNIONS Ekene John Osuala Esq. November 13, 2025 DIVORCE IN NIGERIA Divorce is a legal procedure for cutting of marital ties and the dissolution of marital union. The process for divorce in Nigeria involves specific procedures that must be followed depending […]
VICARIOUS LIABILITY IN NIGERIAN LAW: HOLDING EMPLOYERS ACCOUNTABLE FOR THE WRONGS OF THEIR SERVANTS
VICARIOUS LIABILITY IN NIGERIAN LAW: HOLDING EMPLOYERS ACCOUNTABLE FOR THE WRONGS OF THEIR SERVANTS BluePrint Attorneys LP June 24, 2025 In the arena of TORT LAW and EMPLOYMENT LAW, few doctrines are as consequential and far-reaching as the principle of VICARIOUS LIABILITY. It is a doctrine grounded not in fault, but in RESPONSIBILITY—a mechanism through […]
PIERCING THE CORPORATE VEIL: HOW NIGERIAN COURTS EXPOSE COMPANY DIRECTORS FOR FRAUD, ABUSE AND CORPORATE MISCONDUCT
PIERCING THE CORPORATE VEIL: HOW NIGERIAN COURTS EXPOSE COMPANY DIRECTORS FOR FRAUD, ABUSE AND CORPORATE MISCONDUCT Chukwuebuka. Promise Benneth, Esq. June 24, 2025 One of the most cherished principles in CORPORATE LAW is the concept of a COMPANY AS A SEPARATE LEGAL ENTITY. Once incorporated under the COMPANIES AND ALLIED MATTERS ACT (CAMA), a company […]
UNDERSTANDING DISCRIMINATION UNDER NIGERIAN LAW: A CONSTITUTIONAL AND JUDICIAL PERSPECTIVE
UNDERSTANDING DISCRIMINATION UNDER NIGERIAN LAW: A CONSTITUTIONAL AND JUDICIAL PERSPECTIVE Chukwuebuka. Promise Benneth, Esq. June 24, 2025 DISCRIMINATION is a deeply entrenched social and legal issue that affects the dignity, liberty, and equality of individuals. It manifests in diverse forms—gender, ethnic, religious, political, or socio-economic—and threatens the fabric of a just society. In Nigeria, the […]
THE EQUAL PROTECTION RIGHT UNDER NIGERIAN LAW: A CONSTITUTIONAL PROMISE OF FAIRNESS AND NON-DISCRIMINATION
THE EQUAL PROTECTION RIGHT UNDER NIGERIAN LAW: A CONSTITUTIONAL PROMISE OF FAIRNESS AND NON-DISCRIMINATION Chukwuebuka. Promise Benneth, Esq. June 24, 2025 In every constitutional democracy, the EQUAL PROTECTION RIGHT stands as a pillar of fairness, equity, and justice. It is the legal and moral compass that guides a state’s treatment of its citizens, ensuring that […]
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN NIGERIA: A LEGAL AND SOCIO-CULTURAL EXPLORATION
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE IN NIGERIA: A LEGAL AND SOCIO-CULTURAL EXPLORATION BluePrint Attorneys LP June 24, 2025 In the past few decades, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE has garnered increasing attention as a serious human rights violation and a critical public health issue. While it is a global menace, its manifestation in Nigeria presents peculiar legal, cultural, and systemic challenges. […]
