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Vol. 3 No. 1 (2025): ABAKALIKI BAR JOURNAL

The Abakaliki Bar Journal is a scholarly publication dedicated to advancing legal knowledge, promoting legal scholarship, and fostering discourse on contemporary legal issues affecting Nigeria and the broader global community. Published under the auspices of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Abakaliki Branch, the journal serves as a platform for judges, legal practitioners, academics, and law students to contribute to and engage with critical legal thought and practice. It is a publication of Nigerian Bar. Association, Abakaliki Branch, Ebonyi State, Nigeria.

Published: 2025-07-14

Articles

ABAKALIKI BAR JOURNAL, Vol. 3 No. 1 (2025)

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The Lawyer as a Dual Persona: Contextualizing Ebele Nwokoye as a Minister of the Gospel and the Temple of Justice

Onyekachi Eni & Nnennaya Ama Elekwa (Author)
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Socio-Economic Rights As Fundamental Rights: An Examination of the African Charter and the Fundamental Rights Enforcement Procedure Rules of 2009

Amos Okoro Ogbonnaya (Author)
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Child Ownership Under Igbo Customary Law: Resolving the Paternity Conundrum

Patrick Uchenna Uhuo (Author)
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Restorative Justice Practices in the Nigerian Criminal Justice System: Opportunities and Challenges

Ben Uruchi Odoh (Author)
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The Constitutionality of Margin of Victory Principle in Nigeria’s Electoral Jurisprudence: An Inquest

Ituma, Chibueze Calistus (Author)
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Burial of Human Corpses in Homes and Residential Houses in Ebonyi State: A Case of Legislation Begging for Enforcement

Origbakpor Christopher Elom & Origbakpor Edith Nneka (Author)
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An Analysis of the Legality and Challenges of Peaceful Protest in Nigeria: Matters Arising

Onyinyechi Sandra Okorie (Author)
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An Examination of the Abatement and Control Mechanisms of Environmental and Health Hazards in Nigeria’s Mining Industry

Ekechi-Agwu Chinelo & Agwu Felix (Author)
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An Overview of the Legal Framework for the Protection of Human Rights of Custodial Inmates: The Case of Nigeria

Emmanuel Anekwe Nwakeze (Author)
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Examining the Power of Lay Police Officers to Prosecute Offences Which Non-Lawyers Can Prosecute in Nigerian Courts

F. O. Agbo (Author)
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Cutting Edge Technology as a Sine Qua Non to Gender Equality in Africa: the Role of Education

Elizabeth Ama Oji & Denis Oluwaseun Ogunbowale (Author)
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Human Rights and the Prohibition of Same-Sex Relations in Nigeria: Mapping the Contours of Homophobia in Wole Soyinka’s The Interpreters and Jude Dibia’s Walking with Shadows

Onyekachi Eni & Chukwu Romanus Nwoma (Author)
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