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Arbitration and the Nigerian Constitution

June 25, 2020June 25, 2020bamodu

*This piece was first published on the Phillipsons Consultancy Blog – http://phillipsonsconsultancy.com/blog/ Leave a reply Since 1988 the legislation typically invoked in Nigeria as the framework legislation concerning commercial arbitration…Continue readingArbitration and the Nigerian Constitution

Gentlemen and Esquires

June 9, 2020June 9, 2020bamodu

Attending a meeting of a regional branch of the Nigerian Bar Association for the first time recently, a ‘neophyte’ of some sort could not help being amused by some incidences…Continue readingGentlemen and Esquires

Towards Resolving the Imboglio Arising from the Orji Kalu Case

May 17, 2020May 17, 2020bamodu

In light of the ‘unjustifiable’ setback to the Nigerian judicial system occasioned by the Supreme court’s decision in Ude Jones Udeogu v Federal Republic of Nigeria (unreported Appeal No SC.…Continue readingTowards Resolving the Imboglio Arising from the Orji Kalu Case

The Orji Uzo Kalu Case – Was the Supreme Court Correct?

May 16, 2020May 17, 2020bamodu

‘Gbenga Bamodu Is Section 396(7) of the Administration of Justice Act 2015 Truly Inconsistent with the Nigerian Constitution or Was the Supreme Court Wrong? A. Background In its recent judgment…Continue readingThe Orji Uzo Kalu Case – Was the Supreme Court Correct?