Law And Contagion: Exercise Of Governmental Powers During Disease Outbreaks

Introduction United States Congressmen Arlen Specter notably remarked that “the fundamental purpose of government is to protect its citizens.” This is a truism that has been pronounced by thinkers and social science analysts for decades. For it was agreed that individuals submit to the authority of the state in exchange for the assurance of security. […]

Law and Contagion: The Impact of Pandemics on Contracts

The year 2020 has been particularly ridden with bad news, perhaps the biggest of them all is the COVID-19, more popularly referred to as coronavirus which was declared a pandemic by the World Health Organisation on March 11, 2020. As at today, according to Worldometer, the coronavirus is affecting 162 countries and territories around the […]

Closing the Curtain on 2019: A Recap of doing Business in Nigeria from a Tax law perspective

The year 2019 has an eventful one in Nigerian taxation as the nation has taken huge strides towards becoming more dependent on internally generated revenue as against proceeds from oil exploration. The year commenced with the Government’s Executive Order No. 007 OF 2019. Road Infrastructure Development and Refurbishment Investment Tax Credit.  The Scheme was projected […]

Media Trials In The Digital Age

Media Trials In The Digital Age

The focus of this paper will be on the impact that Media Trials have on the society in general and the consequent repercussions. Often regarded as the fourth estate of the realm, the media is one of the four pillars of vibrant modern democracy. They observe the political process and play an essential role in the […]