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ISSUES RELEASED
Interview
October 2, 2025
AN INTERVIEW WITH BENEDICT ATER, ESQ
I believe that my mindset is the substructure, or the foundation upon which success is built.
Article
September 30, 2025
From Victory to Forfeiture: FIFAs Strict Liability and Its Impact on Sports Law in Africa
The principle of strict liability in football disciplinary proceedings has once again come to the fore with FIFA’s recent decision to deduct points from South Africa for fielding an ineligible player during their World Cup qualifier against Lesotho.
Interview
September 24, 2025
Interview Session with Oyebanji Saidat Damilola
I was diagnosed with Bell’s Palsy just two months before my Bar Finals. It was honestly one of the most difficult periods of my life, but I refused to let it define me.
Article
September 17, 2025
The new WIPO Treaty on Genetic Resource and traditional knowledge
Africa’s soil is rich, not only with gold and oil but with something even more valuable life itself.
Interview
September 16, 2025
An Interview with Mbua Peter Jr
Mbua Peter Jr. is a dynamic young lawyer, international law expert, and committed youth leader engaged and passionate about advancing justice, civic engagement, and ethical leadership in Cameroon and beyond.
Interview
September 5, 2025
LAWVERSE INTERVIW WITH STAN ALIEKE, MANAGING PARTNER AT LAW CAPITOL
Actually, I do not see myself as an entertainment lawyer anymore. I manage a firm now. I firmly believe IP is a goldmine but it is not well appreciated in Nigeria.