VOL.2 NO.2 – Nnamdi Azikiwe University Law Review

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Noise Nuisance and Religious Freedom: Balancing Religious Activities and Religious Freedom When Activities of Religious Houses Bring Discomfort to the Neighbourhood

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By EKHORUTOMWEN GABRIEL EKHATOR* Abstract Noise pollution is one of the fastest growing environmental concerns in the world. Noise is not healthy for human beings. Noise from religious activities in…

Rethinking the Supreme Court’s Decision in Eng. Yakubu Ibrahim V. Simmons Obaje (2017) Matters Arising

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By Ewulum IIfechukwu Christopher* Isiaka Azeez Ayinde* Amobi Alvina Uche* ABSTRACT The real import of the consent provisions of the Land Use Act has been a subject of profound mystery.…

Forum Shopping; Abuse of Court Process: Lawyers and Judges’ Involvements, its Effect on Justice Delivery

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By Amadi Rowland Chinedu* Abstract The court is the creation of law; same also are its processes and procedures. Therefore every event of the court shall be as provided by…

A Critique of the Role of the Judiciary in Deepening Democracy and the Rule of Law in Nigeria by Adjudicating on Political Matters

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BY P.E IDAHOSA ESQ 1.0 ABSTRACT The age-long principle of “separation of powers” allocates the governmental functions of law-making, enforcement/execution and interpretation respectively to the legislature, the executive, and the…