Re-imagining Blockchain Technology in the Fight Against Money Laundering
Blockchain is said to have the ability to significantly change our current economy and society since it will serve as the foundation of the "Internet of Value" in the future.
Telecommunications & Media Law
Privacy of Electronic Communication in Workplaces in Nigeria
It only serves as a framework for the observance of this fundamental right, as the word ‘privacy’ is not explicitly defined in the CFRN. It guarantees the protection of citizens, homes, correspondence and telecommunications.
Machine Intelligence and Human Rights in Nigeria: A Growing Concern
While the advancement of Artificial Intelligence has made life easier and has contributed to solving societal challenges (access to better health care, transportation, education), it, however, poses a threat to the existing legal order.
An Overview of The Role of Information and Communications Technology in International Humanitarian Law
ICT has a big impact on how conflicts are currently conducted, including enemy detection, weapon programming, monitoring, etc. Technology improvements have led to the emergence of new types of warfare, including cyber-attacks, armed drones, and robotics, which present significant humanitarian and legal issues.
An Analysis of the CBN’s Cybersecurity Guidelines to OFIs
Cyberattack refers to an attempt to compromise and steal confidential data, or destroy a computer system/network. They include malware, phishing, and DoS/DDoS (denial-of-service/distributed denial-of-service) attacks.
Essential Legal Agreements For Any Early-Stage Startup In Nigeria
Oftentimes, legal advisory services are seen as unnecessary by start-up founders at the beginning of the companies due to a variety of reasons such as cost and the lack of time to find a good lawyer. However, founders are advised to engage the services of a good lawyer for their legal needs
What is the Metaverse?
The unfolding of the Metaverse will see the emergence of certain legal issues bordering on intellectual property rights infringement, data and privacy risks, cyber-crime and security, social media regulations and many more.
Examining the Legal Implications of the Proposed Code of Practice for Interactive Computer Service
The proposed code of practice is essentially aimed at defining guidelines for interactions in the digital space, and further protecting the digital rights of all citizens of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, and by extension, foreigners that are domiciled in Nigeria.
Electronic Banking and the Rights of the Customer in Nigeria
Electronic banking plays a very vital role due to the fact that it’s the cheapest way of providing banking services. Using various electronic banking channels, there is a swift movement of funds domestically and internationally.
