Vol 1, No 1 (2021)

Vol 1, No 1 (2021)

African Journal of Law, Ethics and Education (ISSN: 2756 - 6870)

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Prof. Omoniyi Bukola Akinola

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Prof. Omoniyi Bukola Akinola

INFORMED CONSENT FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT IN NIGERIA: THE RIGHTS OF MENTALLY INCAPACITATED ADULTS AND THE LEGAL LIMITS OF THE NEXT OF KIN

Fochi Amabilis Nwodo

FROM BOTSWANA TO NIGERIA: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE LEGAL STATUS OF NON-TRIBESMEN AND NON-NATIVES UNDER CUSTOMARY ARBITRATION IN BOTSWANA AND NIGERIA

Bukola Oyaleke

SUSTAINING VIRTUAL LIBRARY ARCHIVAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN NIGERIA: CHALLENGES AND PROSPECTS

Faith Modupe Akinola

THE ROLE OF ETHICAL LEADERSHIP IN THE SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF AFRICA

Eric Chigozie Ibe

RESTRUCTURING AS THE PATH TO PROSPERITY OF NIGERIA: A VIEW

Hilary Nwaechefu,

Okunowo Oladele

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Keywords African Laws, Extreme Poverty, Usable Past, Freewill, Determinism, Covid 19 Automobile Emissions, Challenges, Administrative Agencies, Enforcement Mechanisms for Control Climate Change, Environment, Eco-Rights, Human Rights, Justiciability, Law, Pollution Compulsory licensing, Covid-19 pandemic, Global Health Emergencies, Patent rights, Covid-19, Human Rights, Children Healthcare, Pandemic, Right to child healthcare Cyber crime, Ethical hackers, United Kingdom Approach, Cyber insecurity Exploring, Crime, Terrorism, Article 28 (g), Malabo Protocol Freedom, Right to Freedom from Discrimination, Economic Growth Indigenous peoples, Niger Delta, Petroleum Industry Act, Ethnic Minorities, indigenous minorities, pollution, environmental degradation, expropriation, indigenous Peoples’ Rights. Internet, Cyber, Cybercrime, Offences, Legislative Marriage, Dissolution of Marriage, Matrimonial Causes, Intolerable behaviour, Petition, Reasonableness. Mediation, Conciliation, Construction Industry, Alternative Dispute Resolution Mining communities, Revenue sharing, sustainable development. National Security, Civil Liberty, Judiciary Nigeria Political defection, Electoral Act, Constitution, PDP v INEC & 3 Ors 1.0 Power of Attorney, Alienation of Land, Governorâ€™s Consent, Ibrahim v Obaje Rights, Women, Children, Passengers, Nigerian Airspace, Airborne Terrorism, Military Might, International Law, Use of Force pre-election, campaign, disqualification, nomination and substitution water governance, Nigeria, legal reform, comparative law, accountability, infrastructure financing

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