Out of Sight, Still Liable: Employer Obligations, Contractual Gaps, and the Case for Legislative Reform in Nigeria’s Remote Work Era

INTRODUCTION  The COVID-19 pandemic forced a mass experiment in remote work which the Nigeria’s legal system was wholly unprepared to supervise. As stated by the International Labor Organization (“ILO”), about 52% of Nigerian enterprises reported that employees worked remotely during the pandemic period[1]. Five years later, that experiment has hardened Read more

Can You Take Back A Gift? The Legal Nature and Limits of Revocation

INTRODUCTION In everyday life, gift-giving is a common and culturally significant practice. People exchange presents during birthdays, weddings, festive seasons, romantic relationships, or as gestures of appreciation. While often celebrated as an expression of goodwill, gift-giving can sometimes lead to disputes, particularly when personal relationships deteriorate and the donor attempts Read more

Nigeria’s FATF Delisting: Implications, Benefits and Recommendations

Nigeria’s recent exit from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) Grey List marks a significant milestone in its fight against money laundering and terrorist financing. This achievement, a culmination of concerted efforts and reforms, carries profound benefits and implications for the nation’s economy, international standing, and future development. This article Read more

Digital Rights and Wrongs: Balancing Rights and Responsibilities in Online World

Introduction In the modern era, the digital world has become inseparable from daily life. Whether it’s for work, socialization, education, or entertainment, digital technologies permeate almost every aspect of existence. The internet, in particular, has revolutionized how we communicate, access information, and share ideas. However, as the digital space evolves Read more

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