International Trade Law

AfCFTA, International Trade & Commerce, International Trade Law, Least-Developed Countries, Multilateral Trading System, Special and Differential Treatment

International Trade Under The GATT/WTO Multilateral Regime Vis-à-vis Development and Least Developed Economies: Spotlight on Nigeria

This article examines the evolution, principles and developmental implications of the GATT/WTO multilateral trading regime, with particular emphasis on developing countries and LDCs. It considers the opportunities and structural constraints affecting their participation in global trade and evaluates Nigeria's position within the system, highlighting the importance of S&DT, trade liberalisation, economic diversification, stronger domestic capacity and effective engagement with the WTO and AfCFTA frameworks.

O. M. Atoyebi, SAN FCIArb.(U.K)
September 1, 2026

Arbitration agreement, Arbitration Clauses, International Trade Law

Investigating The Impact Of Arbitration Clauses In Contractual Agreements

Arbitration Clauses constitute fundamental dispute resolution clauses in Commercial contracts and have become a generally acceptable practice in drafting. Apart from the benefit of an amicable resolution of grievances, another well-known benefit of including such clauses in contracts is the ability to foster business relationships and ensure the speedy

International Trade Under The GATT/WTO Multilateral Regime Vis-à-vis Development and Least Developed Economies: Spotlight on Nigeria

Investigating The Impact Of Arbitration Clauses In Contractual Agreements

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