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These bookstores stock all kins of books fiction and non fiction, personal development books, textbooks and so on. The evolution of the book as books have now reached the 21st century with the creation of the increasingly popular e book format, we thought it would be a good idea to take a look back at the long and involved history of the humble book. His book is aimed at legal professionals, academics and students. Nigerian law publications limited is the leading publisher of law books in nigeria.

The conflict was the result of economic, ethnic, cultural and religious tensions among the various peoples of nigeria. The law of nigeria consists of courts, offences, and various types of laws. Popular nigeria books meet your next favorite book. The constitution of nigeria is the supreme law of the country. The history of nigerian company law could be briefly traced to the joint stock companies act 1855 which introduced the principle of limited liability of companies and the role of deed of settlement was highly practiced in the united. Nigerian legal system book and ebook or ebook home facebook. Law, rules and procedures of criminal investigation in nigeria by basil momodu. In 1829, peel established the metropolitan police services in london. Patabah books limited independent nigerian bookstore since. Constitutional court cases in nigeria law library of. Buy law books in lagos list of law bookshops in lagos. Nigerian legal system book and ebook or ebook home. A case book on law the of evidence in nigeria by niki tobi fourth dimension publishing company, nigeria a compendium of.

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Naira bookstore is nigeria s top online bookstore where educational, informative and helpful materials can be purchased. Sheikounis prohibition is one of the earliest, if not the earliest, attested cannabis bans, and so can be considered one of the worlds first. Css bookshops limited is a book company located in abuja, for sales of all kinds of books and other publication. He attended emotan primary school, benin city, edo state of nigeria from 1969 to 1975. The same law got refined 5 years later in 1917 and it was then be able to cover all parts of nigeria.

Soudoun sheikouni, the emir of the joneima in arabia, outlawed the use of cannabis across his jurisdiction. A modern comprehensive approach book is a unique textbook with ebook e book edition with a new dimension. Introduction to nigerian business law by abiola sanni author isbn. Book publishing in nigeria nigerian law intellectual. This guide to law online nigeria contains a selection of nigerian legal, juridical, and governmental sources accessible through the internet. Baao educational bookshop nigeria limited is one of the reputable book stores in yaba fully stocked with educational books, christian books, children books, business books, self development books, african literature and lots more. A full overview of administrative law in nigeria is provided. Buy books online in nigeria naira bookstore nigerias. A casebook on the law of evidence in nigeria by niki tobi publishers. The company publishes monthly law reports of the nigerian court of appeal and supreme court cases and other legal materials as well as law titles. The s of nigeria, may not be able to compete with giants like amazon, but can colonize the local market. Aciarbuk december 16, 2019 highest punishment for driving without license in nigeria.

Our stores have an inviting book environment and a wide variety of local and international books on display. Sep 10, 2014 nigeria is a land of rich cultures, stunning artistic achievement and industrious and resourceful people. Administrative law neoclassical administrative law. This same law got amended some 5 years later in 1917 and it was then able to cover all parts of nigeria. Featured content current events random article donate to wikipedia wikipedia store. Constitutional court cases in nigeria law library of congress. S t hons law of evidence in nigeria based on the nigerian evidence act 2011 a casebook on the law of evidence in nigeria by niki tobi publishers.

Its jurisdiction includes hearing appeals from decisions of the court of appeal, the second highest court, regarding any civil or criminal proceedings on questions as to the interpretation or an application of. There are four distinct legal systems in nigeria, which include english law, common law, customary law, and sharia law. Both acts were then repealed and replaced in 1922 by the companies act of 1922. The evolution of the book science fiction fantasy book. Same legal knowledge qualifies the lawyer to stand in for one as advocates in court.

Fourth dimension publishing company, nigeria aguda t, 2007 the law of evidence, spectrum law series, ibadan. This is a timeline of nigerian history, comprising important legal and territorial changes and. December 17, 2019 14 facts about compensation and victimology in criminal justice in nigeria. In this book he discusses the scope for freedom of expression in relation to the press in nigeria, the offences a journalist may run foul of and the defences available if an offence in committed. The invention of moveable type in europe by johannes gutenberg led directly to his major work, the creation of the gutenberg bible also known as the 42line bible, the mazarin bible or the b42. This book, the nigerian law of evidence, is inspired by the authors lecture notes on the subject at school of law, department of common law, kwara state college of arabic and islamic legal studies, where he taught for nearly a decade before moving on to the department of public law, university of ilorin, ilorin, nigeria, since 2001. Offering cheaper books and books that cannot be found in amazon. But what about crimes where the criminal is long gone. In january 2014, president jonathan signed into law the same sex marriage prohibition act, which jails people for 14 years for gay marriage and 10 years for other violations of the law. The author is currently honorable attorney general and commissioner fro justice of oyo state of nigeria. When police officers are called to a crime scene and find the perpetrator, they will usually make an arrest and then focus on building a case that stands up in court. This study, in nineteen chapters, deals with the various issues pertaining to land law in nigeria. Baao educational bookshop nigeria limited is one of the reputable book stores in yaba fully stocked with educational books, christian books, children books, business books, self development books, african literature and lots. Federal high court sentences book pirate to two years imprisonment march 9, 2018 bob aroture a federal high court sitting in lagos has sentenced one mr.

Some bookstores wont yet give in to being phased out in the competition of the digital era against walkin shops. English law in nigeria is derived from the colonial nigeria, while. And if you keep quiet about your friend being gay, that can get you 5 years of jail time. Dele rasheed dele rasheed is a primary one pupil of the hope of glory academy, ondo town. Feb 06, 2018 the nuwss organises their first large procession, where 40 suffragist societies and over 3000 women marched from hyde park to exeter hall in the rain and mud. Introduction to nigerian business law by abiola sanni, llb, bl, um, ach.

Jain book agency connaught place c9, connaught place new delhi 110 001 phone. Book publishing and piracy in nigeria nigerian law. Text of the constitution of the federal republic of nigeria, supreme court rules, and court of appeal rules. He had his secondary education at immaculate conception college, benin city from 1975 to 1980 where he obtained the west african school certificate with division one. Online version of laws of the federation of nigeria 2000, that is, decrees and acts from 1990 to the present which are still in force. There are four distinct legal systems in nigeria, which include english law, common law, customary law, and sharia islamic law. The yada yada law school will run for 10 weeks on zoom over the summer, giving students a foundation in the law through the lens of the popular 90s sitcom. It was known then as the companies amendment and extension act of 1917. We have a plethora of ebooks, academic project materials, course materials, exam past questions and answers as well as video tutorials and more. According to the author, some of the major forms of book piracy in nigeria include. According to history, the very first nigeria company law was announced in 1912. The lawyers are the main interpreters of the law to other nigerians, who do not have sufficient knowledge regarding the law to enable personal interpretation. Prominent features of the book include an indepth discussion, backed with very current case and statutory law, of nagging issues in the law of evidence, like admissibility of computergenerated evidence generated from conventional computers, gsms, atm machines. This barcode number lets you verify that youre getting exactly the right version or edition of a book.

Case law is a collection of judicial decisions, customs, and general principles that began in england centuries ago, that were adopted in america at the time of the revolution, and that continue to develop today. Buy books online in nigeria naira bookstore nigeria s. Anthony okojie to two years imprisonment on a one count charge of unauthorized sale of. Notable for their artistic style and unique collections of a wide variety of categories, here is a list of bookstores in lagos where you can walk in, relax and have yourself feel through the pages. Read all the latest news, breaking stories, top headlines, opinion, pictures and videos about law and order from nigeria and the world on today. Equity the lost history of the universal injunction.

Booksellers buy books online at best prices in nigeria. The nigerian company law is part of its heritage from the english legal system imposed since the colonial days. Buying books for school, leisure or personal or professional development. Nigeria has its own constitution which was established on 29 may 1999. A new empirical study on oil and gas in nigeria, which serves as a useful general introduction to many aspects of the countrys oil and gas industries and related laws. Its a story of ordinary people swept up in extraordinary times. Following a timeline of events in the history of nigeria, professor falola, a leading historian on nigeria and a distinguished africanist, provides a readable, coherent narrative that carefully integrates the past into the present to help the student and general reader understand the forces at play in the development of the country throughout. Childrens bookshops christian bookshops general bookshops islamic bookshops professional and educational. The very first company law came up in nigeria in 1912. Law book sellers in lagoslaw book sellers in nigeria. The history of nigeria by toyin falola, 1999 online. Notable for their artistic style and unique collections of a wide variety of categories, here is a list of bookstores in lagos where you can walk in, relax and have yourself feel through the. Heinemann educational books nigeria, 1990 domestic relations 441 pages. Apart form, which other online bookstore do we have in nigeria.