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This is the Sixth issue of the Nigerian Current Law Review published to commemorate the 30th Anniversary of the Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies. It covers the period 2007 – 2010.The ten articles in the volume deal with contemporary issues on the Nigerian and African perspectives of current global issues and legal developments.These articles are topical, carefully researched and highly informative contribution to knowledge. We acknowledge the work of the authors and state that only ten out of over forty-five articles submitted survived the process of external assessment.The Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies as an engine room for legal research promises to keep the journal alive. We therefore welcome scholarly contributions for the next Volume.
The world over, matters of National Security have always taken the centre stage because of its strategic importance to the overall corporate existence and progress of any nation. No nation can afford to treat with levity the security of its territori...
In 2010, the Institute commenced a journey of publication of law report dubbed NIALS APPELLATE COURT LAW REPORT which is on going till now. The Institute has now thought it wise to provide a platform which will allow academics and the gene...
In many developing countries, the mixed record of state effectiveness, market imperfections, and persistent structural inequities has undermined the effectiveness of social policy. To overcome these constraints, social policy needs to move beyond con...
Legislative drafting is a critical aspect of law-making in any organized society. In our constitutional democracy wherein the organic law is the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (as amended). Legislative drafting is a veritable in...
This book consists in a collection of three chapters all discussing one theme: legislative drafting and statutory interpretation. This discussion comprises three jurisdictions: Malta, Canada and Nigeria. Its necessity came about because the Faculty o...
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