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Volume 4, Issue 1

IJLP Law Journal · Published June 2025 · 9 articles

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CIJLP Editorial

CALEB UNIVERSITY LAW JOURNAL   Faculty of Law Caleb University Lagos

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INFORMED CONSENT IN SOCIO-LEGAL RESEARCH ON PEOPLE LIVINGWITH HIV: ETHICAL CHALLENGES AND BEST PRACTICES

Aderonke E. Adegbite, Esther- Mary Olufunke Umeano

Informed consent is a foundational ethical principle that ensures participants voluntarily engage in research with full awareness of its implications. Obtaining informed consent is very crucial because it is the bedrock of any research especially…

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Reframing food labelling regulations as human rights obligations in the fight against Diet-Related NCDs

Olufunke A. Aje-Famuyide

Public health regards food labelling as a tool for tackling diet-related non-communicable diseases (DR-NCDs). In its current formulation, food labelling is addressed through voluntary or technical standards. Beyond the role of food labeling as a…

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A CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF THE TRAFFICKING IN PERSONS (PROHIBITION & ENFORCEMENT) ADMINISTRATION ACT, 2015 (TIPEA) AND THE 2021 DATA ANALYSIS REPORT BY NAPTIP

Omoshola Abiodun Akingboye, Emmanuel Opeoluwa Sonuga, Mercy Fikayo Leke

Nigeria is known to be a major player in the cross-border trafficking crime, a point of transition through which persons are trafficked into and from to other countries and/or a passage route to other syndicates.…

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The Challenges of Alternative Dispute Resolution Processes in the Oil Industry of Developing Countries

P. S Tamuno, Aleema Kamenebali

From the early 2000s, huge volumes of oil and gas deposits have been discovered in many African states such as Tanzania, Uganda and Kenya.  As is the case with other developing Oil producing states (such…

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RESOLVING COMMERCIAL DISPUTES IN THE OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY THROUGH MEDIATION AND CONCILIATION IN NIGERIA

Majebi Samuel Amune

This article examines the role of mediation and conciliation in resolving commercial disputes in the oil and gas industry in Nigeria. The oil and gas industry is a complex and high-stakes sector, where disputes can…

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Analysis of the Nigerian Data Protection Act 2023 and the Regulatory Framework for Fintech in Nigeria: Towards a Cohesive Regime

O. Olumayowa Osilojo, Oyeleke S. Oyeniran

The Nigerian Data Protection Act (NDPA) 2023 represents a significant milestone in the evolution of data privacy regulations in Nigeria, particularly for the fintech sector, which handles vast amounts of sensitive personal and financial data.…

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EXPLORING CHILD’S LEGITIMACY AND LEGITIMATION IN THE NIGERIAN LEGAL SYSTEM: A COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS

Asaaju Olugbenga Hezekiah

In the intricate tapestry of Nigerian law, the concepts of child legitimacy and legitimation play a pivotal role in shaping the legal status and rights of children born within and beyond the boundaries of recognized…

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The Legal Implications of Foreign Currency Use in Nigeria

Anthonia Omosefe Ugowe

Despite the Naira being the sole legal tender of Nigeria, this article found that transactions in the country are also being carried out in other currencies. This article examined the stance of the law, and…

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