Dalhat A. Idris

AN EXAMINATION OF THE RIGHT OF GIRL-CHILD TO EDUCATION UNDER NIGERIAN LAW AND POLICY

Absence of discrimination on education for both girls and boys ultimately contributes to more equal relationships between women and men in terms of developing the country. The Universal Declaration on Human Rights which was adopted in 1948 provides for access to education as a fundamental human right. Over the years, literacy level which is being i...

AN APPRAISAL OF INNOVATIONS IN THE TEACHING AND LEARNING OF ISLAMIC LAW IN NIGERIAN UNIVERSITIES

It is trite beyond any equivocation that the world has been digitalized through information and communication technology (ICT). As such, education has also gone digital. Thus lecturers and students are now driven on the precepts of modern way of educational information dissemination. In tandem with the above assertion, the modern instructional mate...

AN APPRAISAL OF THE METHODOLOGIES FOR LEGAL RESEARCH IN NIGERIA

There are varieties of legal research methodologies that a legal researcher can choose to carry out research. These methodologies range from the general approaches of legal research to specific ones. The general methodologies consist of approaches such as Qualitative, Quantitative, Analytical, Case Study, Theoretical and Comparative Study. The spec...

A CRITIQUE OF THE ATTORNEY - GENERAL'S POWER, TO GIVE LEGAL ADVICE IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE IN NIGERIA

The Attorney —General is the principal law Officer of the Federation or of a State as the case may be. He is empowered by the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 (as amended) to institute, take over and continue or discontinue Criminal proceedings against any person before any Court of law in Nigeria except Court Martial. The Attor...