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An Analysis of the Circumstances under which the National Assembly Can Take Over the Legislative Functions of a State House of Assembly- Edo State House of Assembly in Focus

Shamsu, Yahaya (Department of Legislative Support Services, 2019-08)

Controversies Surrounding the Jurisdiction of Code of Conduct Tribunal (CCT) and National Judicial Council (NJC) on Discipline of Judicial Officers

Ibrahim, Usman (Department of Legislative Support Services, 2019-06)

A Review of the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Use of Regulatory Powers Against Oando PLC

Shamsu, Yahaya (Department of Legislative Support Services, 2019-07)

Sovereign Immunity and Enforcement of International Commercial Arbitration Awards- P&ID Case in Focus

Shamsu, Yahaya (Department of Legislative Support Services, 2019-08)

The Necessity for Legal Research Institutions’ Collaboration with Industry and Government

Ihugba, Bethel (Department of Legislative Support Services, 2019-07)

Renegotiating Production Sharing Contracts in Light of Stabilisation Clauses

Shamsu, Yahaya (Department of Legislative Support Services, 2019-09)

Initiatives to Reduce Wastages and Enhance Efficiency in Law Making Process

National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies (Department of Legislative Support Services, 2019-04)

Keynote address delivered by Director DLSS to the parliament of Uganda

National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies (Department of Legislative Support Services, 2019-06-24)

CONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE PUBLIC OFFICERS PROTECTION ACT: A FRESH LOOK AT THE PRINCIPLES OF REASONABLENESS AND PROPORTIONALITY

Okeke, Chukwuebuka S. (National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies (NILDS), 2019-12)

In May, 1999, Nigeria commenced a journey in constitutional governance, founded on the rule of law. Some of the important, universally validated elements of the system are an independent judiciary; and the right of ...

CONGENITAL ANOMALIES AS GROUNDS FOR ABORTION IN NIGERIA

Sunkanmi, Mustapha Sodiq (National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies (NILDS), 2019-12)

Nigerian laws, including Islamic Law applicable in Nigeria, prohibit (indiscriminate) termination of pregnancy; save therapeutic abortion when the life of the pregnant woman is endangered. Yet, the abortion rate ...