Author: Aisha Muhammed

Judiciary

The Pendulum of Precedent: Examining the Supreme Court’s Oscillating Stance on the Applicability of Limitation Laws to Employment Contract

In recent years, the Nigerian Supreme Court has issued a series of seemingly conflicting decisions regarding the applicability of limitation laws, particularly the Public Officers Protection Act (POPA), to employment contracts. This jurisprudential vacillation has created a climate of uncertainty among legal practitioners and lower courts alike, calling into question […]

Business

Before ADVAN Finally Loses Its Relevance

  By Samuel Ajayi One of the beauties of Advertising regulation mechanism in Nigeria has been its consistent reliance on support and advice from the industry’s sectoral bodies. The bodies include: Association of Advertising Agencies of Nigeria (AAAN), Advertisers Association of NIgeria (ADVAN), Media Independent Practitioners Association of Nigeria, (MIPAN) […]

Judiciary News

The Pendulum of Precedent: Examining the Supreme Court’s Oscillating Stance on the Applicability of Limitation Laws to Employment Contract

The Pendulum of Precedent: Examining the Supreme Court’s Oscillating Stance on the Applicability of Limitation Laws to Employment Contracts In recent years, the Nigerian Supreme Court has issued a series of seemingly conflicting decisions regarding the applicability of limitation laws, particularly the Public Officers Protection Act (POPA), to employment contracts. […]