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The African Journal of Clinical Legal Education and Access to Justice (ISSN 2315-5728) is published by the Network of University Legal Aid Institutions (NULAI Nigeria) annually in October. Articles, commentaries and contributions to the journal are peer- assessed. The Journal is devoted to law and legal education of significant research value, especially on developments on clinical legal education, justice education, and access to justice. It is sponsored by The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation.
This is the first edition of the compendium of campus based law clinics in Nigeria. It outlines the historical overview of campus based law clinics; types and management structure of law clinics; their major focus areas; examples of project activitie...
In 2006, the Network of University Legal Aid Institutions (NULAI Nigeria) developed a Clinical Legal Education Curriculum for Nigerian Universities‚ Law Faculties and Law Clinics. Many Law Clinics adopted the curriculum. After using it for many...
The Book on the NIALS Legal History of Nigeria was conceived after it became evident that a detailed chronological history of Nigeria was difficult to narrate in view of the antecedents of her people. Legal history is interested in how law and legal ...
The magnitude, continuing expansion and deepening of poverty in Nigeria is a major threat to the nation’s social, political and economic development. Successive governments, recognizing the consequences of poverty introduced several poverty red...
In countries around the world, budgetary constraints mean that governments struggle to execute large scale and often capital intensive projects to bridge infrastructure gaps. Consequently, it has become the practice to involve the private sector in i...
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