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Original Article April 9, 2026

A Legal Analysis of the Role of Host Communities in Environmental and Natural Resources Management in Nigeria

Lolo Isaiah Opuende

It is beyond doubt that the local communities play pivotal role in environmental and natural resources management. The role of local communities in environmental and natural resources management, national economy and in ecology was emphasized in the 1988 National Forest Policy, w...

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Vol. 1, Issue 2, 2026
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Forthcoming
DOI
10.5281/zenodo.20309306
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9 views / 3 downloads
Original Article April 9, 2026

An Examination of the Roles of a Legal Adviser to a Political Party in a Democracy

Dr. Alawa Stephen Tombari

Actions and inactions of political parties in a democratic State aid to make or mar the governance of the people. The concourse of events in various political parties determines the stability, development, security, and image of the State. Factually, political parties are the lif...

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Vol. 1, Issue 2, 2026
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Forthcoming
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6 views / 2 downloads
Original Article April 9, 2026

Appraising the Role of Key Actors in International Environmental Law-Making Process: Essence and Constraints

Hildagard C. Desmond-Ihekaire, Ph.D, MCArb, U. J. Otu, Esq, John Chinda

This paper examined Actors and Law-Making Processes under International Environmental Law. The development and implementation of international environmental law involved a complex interplay of diverse actors, including states, international organizations, non-governmental organiz...

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Vol. 1, Issue 2, 2026
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Forthcoming
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4 views / 2 downloads
Original Article January 9, 2026

Court Congestion and Access to Justice in Nigeria: Cancerous or Curable?

Omoniyi Bukola Akinola, Faith Modupe Akinola

The menace of court congestion is one of the challenges bedeviling the Nigerian Judicial System that calls for concerted efforts among stakeholders in tackling the adverse effect at all levels. Many scholars, judges, lawyers as well as litigants have decried the malady of this ca...

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Vol. 1, Issue 1, 2026
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Forthcoming
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13 views / 8 downloads