In the early stages of law practice, young lawyers often face an array of obstacles that require both adaptability and resilience. As young lawyers in the legal profession, navigating the evolving demands of clients, adhere to ethical standards, and handle the complexities of business management.
Admittedly, arbitral immunity is not novel in the development and practice of arbitration, however, it must be noted that prior to the enactment of the extant Arbitration and Mediation Act 2023, there was no statutory mention of the concept in the previous laws, rather it was gleaned from the principle of judicial immunity and applied mutatis mutandis.
The African Growth and Opportunity Act and the Economic Community of West African States Trade Liberalization Scheme represent significant opportunities for Nigeria to enhance its trade capacity, diversify exports, and drive economic growth. AGOA has enabled Nigeria to penetrate the U.S. market with duty-free access for key agricultural and industrial products, fostering both export earnings and regional integration.
The advent of various non-profit organisations in Nigeria, such as, associations with Incorporated Trustees, Companies limited by guarantee and other non-profit organisations in Nigeria, makes it necessary to regulate and manage the activities of these organisations
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) plays a key role in shaping the country’s economic landscape by controlling inflation, stabilizing the currency, and fostering economic growth.
Intellectual property rights (IPRs) are legal protections granted to the creators and owners of original works, inventions, and innovations.
The tax regime in Nigeria is made up of a complex web of disjointed tax laws which leave much to be desired in terms of efficiency and effectiveness both in administration and in achieving the nation’s fiscal policy goals.
Human rights inherent in all human beings all over the world, are generally considered inalienable and thus, ought not to be violated or denied for as long as the individual qualifies to be human.
The banking system in Nigeria is fundamental to the facilitation of economic growth and stability, primarily through its functions of financial intermediation, capital formation, and effective resource allocation.
