This article focuses on the laws regulating or rather, criminalising the cultivation and processing of Cannabis in Nigeria. It interrogates Nigeria’s legislative growth regarding drugs, particularly Cannabis, and questions whether there is need for a change in the way we approach the topic. It ends by highlighting the costs of these laws, considering the human capital and potential economic activities involved.
The financial decision making around renewable energy projects require the interaction of renewable energy developers with various stakeholders, including the Government. While it is true that the more experienced developers have a fair understanding of the financial markets from which they can easily tap funding resources, the same is not true for start-ups and medium enterprises who generally lack financial leverage.
Environmental pollution is of considerable concern throughout the world. Consequent upon this, Renewable Energy has become a topic whereby its importance cannot be overemphasized. Nigeria as a nation has borne a lot of challenges in its quest to attain solutions to sustainable energy. This article will critically evaluate the opportunities and benefits associated with renewable energy sources; social and economic development of renewable energy, climate change mitigation caused by renewable energy, challenges faced in the implementation of the renewable energy, current position of renewable energy in Nigeria and the Laws regulating the application of renewable energy in Nigeria.
Cutlass to Drones: How Nigeria’s Restriction on Drone Usage is Delaying The Birth of A Tech-Driven Agro Economy By: Caleb Echoga & Onyinye Chikwendu Introduction…
Africa indisputably has the largest arable land in the world. It is therefore rather surprising that more than 50% of Africans go to bed hungry. The reason for this sad reality is not farfetched:
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Circumstances When The Provisions Of Section 7 Of The Environmental Impact Assessment Act Would Not Be Applicable: An Exposition Of The Decision Of The Court…