Author: Onu Felix Chukwuemeka

Cybercrime is a growing menace in Nigeria, as in many other parts of the world, fueled by the expansion of digital infrastructure and the increasing reliance on internet services for everyday transactions. From financial fraud to cyber espionage, Nigeria faces a variety of cyber threats that have severe implications for both the country’s economy and…

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Cybercrime has become a significant threat in Nigeria, as it has in many other nations. From online fraud to identity theft and hacking, cybercriminals have increasingly exploited the country’s growing reliance on digital platforms. The Nigerian government, recognizing the need for legislative measures to combat these crimes, enacted the Cybercrimes (Prohibition, Prevention, Etc.) Act in…

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Human trafficking is a grave violation of human rights that affects millions of people worldwide. In Nigeria, the issue has become one of the most pervasive and insidious crimes, where individuals, especially women and children, are trafficked for purposes including forced labor, sexual exploitation, and organ harvesting. This article delves into the definition of human…

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Workplace harassment is an increasingly significant issue in Nigeria, where legal frameworks are evolving to provide protection for employees and impose obligations on employers. Harassment in the workplace can include unwelcome advances, offensive remarks, discriminatory practices, and hostile work environments. Under Nigerian law, employers are required to maintain a safe and harassment-free workplace, and employees…

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Bankruptcy and insolvency are critical components of commercial law, aimed at regulating the financial collapse of individuals and corporations. In Nigeria, Bankruptcy and Insolvency Law encompasses both statutory and judicial frameworks that deal with financial distress, providing mechanisms to either rehabilitate debtors or liquidate assets for creditor reimbursement. This article provides a detailed exploration of…

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The National Industrial Court of Nigeria (NICN) plays a pivotal role in the country’s judicial system, particularly in the resolution of labor and employment disputes. This article delves into the jurisdiction of the National Industrial Court, highlighting its statutory basis, the types of disputes it can adjudicate, and relevant judicial and statutory authorities that define…

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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) of Nigeria plays a crucial role in regulating and developing the Nigerian capital market, ensuring transparency, fairness, and efficiency in the financial sector. The SEC is the apex regulatory authority for the Nigerian capital markets and operates under the authority of the Investments and Securities Act (ISA) of 2007….

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