Book Review by Prof Yinka Omorogbe, SAN
Surviving Domestic Violence in Relation to Laws on Protection in Nigeria is a book that gives much more than it promises from its title. It has ten chapters which cover the field of domestic violence, from definitions to experience, to finally deciding to take action, to all possible…
Book review
Reviewed by Prof. Andrew I. Chukwuemerie, SAN, FCIArb (UK), FICIArb
This book, Construction Law in Nigeria is, to the best of my knowledge, obviously the first book on construction law in the country; an area not yet dwelt on any other author in the country. It is an 11 chapter book. By way of introduction,…
Book Review by Dr. Suleiman Nchi
The book titled HON. JUSTICE EJEMBI EKO DISSENTS: A COLLECTION AND COMMENTS ON HIS LORDSHIP’S DISSENTING JUDGMENTS AT THE SUPREME COURT OF NIGERIA is a book written in honour of His Lordship, Hon. Justice Ejembi Eko, JSC.
The book is edited by Chief Ogwu James Onoja SAN and…
Book Review Time! Though this is different from what I typically talk about, I thought that with Juneteeth happening just yesterday (in the US), it would be awesome to educate and learn about other amazing events that happened to black people. Enjoy!
A Long Way Gone is a biographical memoir written by Ishmael Beah, an author…
Did you know that Usman dan Fodio educated his daughters? And that Nana Asmau Usman wasone of the leading persons in her father’s court? Did you also know that Lugard was overly propped by the media, no thanks to a newspaper editor named Flora Shaw? In this conversation, Ireti Bakare-Yusuf, theatre producer, award nominated- documentary…
By Sam Kargbo
Whether as a counsel in Court or as an advisor or as a maker of a legal document or instrument covering relationships, social or business transactions or as opinion giver in respect of laws, regulations, policies, and documents, the services of a lawyer centre on the espousal, advancement and protection of the…
We’re revisiting the 10 best legal thrillers of all time. From international blockbusters to hidden gems, these classics deliver unbeatable courtroom drama without requiring you to report for jury duty.
Presumed Innocent by Scott Turow
When a beautiful and ambitious colleague is found murdered in her apartment, Rožat “Rusty” Sabich, chief deputy prosecuting attorney of…
By Kaitlin McManus
I’ve always wondered if asking a lawyer to read for pleasure was sort of like, as my grandmother liked to say, asking a mailman to take a walk on his day off. All lawyers do all day is read—wouldn’t their eyes get tired? And then I remembered: As an editor, all I do…
BOOK REVIEW
TITLE: Fundamental Rights (Enforcement Procedure) Rules, 2009: Practice, Procedure, Forms and Precedents.
AUTHOR: CHIEF OGWU J. ONOJA, SAN.
PUBLISHER: BAR & BENCH PUBLISHERS LIMITED.
VOLUMES: 1 AND 11
PAGES: 1046 PAGES.
COVER PRICE: N50,000
YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 2020.
DATE OF PUBLIC PRESENTATION: 19th MARCH, 2021.
ISBN NO: 978-978-985-403-5.
REVIEWER: PROF. OFFORNZE D.…
This is a special book that can transport you to the inner workings of government institutions and how they can be reformed and repositioned to deliver effective and efficient services. Every person who reads this book will be inspired by its unique approach to solving complex institutional problems applying simple management and leadership principles in…