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The Constitutional Paradox of the Attorney-General in Nigeria: Reconciling Political Accountability with Prosecutorial Independence
(2026)The office of the Attorney-General occupies a unique constitutional position in Nigeria, serving simultaneously as the chief law officer of the Federation or a State and a political appointee within the executive branch. ... -
Enhancing Patient Autonomy through the Reform Of Informed Consent in Nigerian Healthcare
(Faculty Of Law, Hensard University, 2026)Informed consent is a fundamental principle of medical law and a critical mechanism for safeguarding patient autonomy. However, in Nigeria, its operation often remains more formal than substantive, with persistent gaps in ... -
Euthanasia and the Nigerian Legal Order: Between the Right to Life and Right to Human Dignity
(International Journal of Medical and Health Law Practice, 2026-06)Euthanasia remains one of the most contested issues in contemporary legal and bioethical discourse, raising fundamental questions about the sanctity of life, human dignity, and individual autonomy. This paper examined ... -
Circadian Rhythm, Sleep Deprivation, and Criminal Responsibility in Nigeria: Emerging Jurisprudential Challenges
(Ife Journal of Law, Society and Development, 2026)Circadian rhythm disruption and sleep deprivation are increasingly recognised as factors that can impair judgment, impulse control, and conscious awareness, all capacities essential for criminal responsibility. In Nigeria, ... -
Bridging the Implementation Gap of the National Policy on Health Workforce Migration: A Call for Legislative Intervention
(NILDS- Department of Democracy and Governance, 2026-07)The approval of the National Policy on Health Workforce Migration (NPHWM) by the Federal Executive Council in 2024 marked a significant policy response to the increasing migration of Nigerian healthcare professionals and ...
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