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Intellectual Property Rights in Nigeria: What You Need to Know

Intellectual Property Rights in Nigeria: What You Need to Know

Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) in Nigeria are essential for protecting the creative and innovative works of individuals and organizations. These rights cover a wide range of areas, including trademarks, copyrights, patents, and industrial designs. Understanding the laws governing IPR in Nigeria is crucial for businesses, creators, and legal practitioners to safeguard their intellectual assets effectively. […]

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The Role of Customary Law in the Nigerian Legal System

The Role of Customary Law in the Nigerian Legal System

Customary law holds a significant place in Nigeria’s legal system, reflecting the diverse cultural practices and traditions of its over 250 ethnic groups. These laws, which are derived from the customs and traditions of various communities, coexist with statutory laws and the received English laws. Understanding the role of customary law is essential for grasping

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Understanding the Nigerian Constitution: Key Provisions and Implications

Understanding the Nigerian Constitution: Key Provisions and Implications

The Nigerian Constitution is the supreme law of the land, serving as the foundation for governance, civil rights, and the legal framework in the country. Enacted in 1999 and has been reviewed severally. The constitution outlines the structure of government, the powers and responsibilities of each branch, and the fundamental rights of citizens. Understanding its

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SOLE MEMBERSHIP IN PRIVATE COMPANIES: THE CASE OF PRIMETECH DESIGNS & ENGINEERING LTD VS. CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION

SOLE MEMBERSHIP IN PRIVATE COMPANIES: THE CASE OF PRIMETECH DESIGNS & ENGINEERING LTD VS. CORPORATE AFFAIRS COMMISSION

INTRODUCTION The Federal High Court sitting in Abuja on the 30th of July 2024 delivered a landmark ruling in Suit No FHC/ABJ/CS/665/2023 Between Primtech Design and Engineering Limited & Julius Berger Nigeria Plc v Corporate Affairs Commission, regarding sole membership in private companies. The court in its decision held that Section 18 of the Companies

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AN EXAMINATION OF SECTION 21 OF THE CENTRAL BANK ACT, 2007, FRN V. IDRIS OKUNEYE OLANREWAJU (BOBRISKY) AS A CASE STUDY

AN EXAMINATION OF SECTION 21 OF THE CENTRAL BANK ACT, 2007, FRN V. IDRIS OKUNEYE OLANREWAJU (BOBRISKY) AS A CASE STUDY

If you are unaware of the debacle Okuneye Idris Olanrewaju (a.k.a. Bobrisky) is in, are you on social media at all? Quick recap, for those who are late to the party. On April 5, 2024, the Court convicted Bobrisky after he pleaded guilty to a 4 counts charge of abuse of the naira, made against

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