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Would you sue someone for generator noise? Electric generator use is quite ubiquitous in Nigeria due to instability of power supply. Noise disturbance on the other hand, as lawyers would know, is an actionable tort.
The purpose of this discussion is to evaluate the impact of social norms on the efficiency of law. Please feel free to express your opinion about the topic by selecting an option in the short form below.
While June 12 is known as Democracy Day in Nigeria, there are other interesting facts and historical events associated with this date that are worth knowing.
One important concern for many is the legality and appropriateness of male officers conducting searches on female individuals. This topic raises important questions regarding privacy rights, legal standards, cultural considerations, and respect for individuals.
What seems like a date turned unexpectedly into a potential courtroom drama when a misunderstanding over the cost of a drink leads to a bill bordering the astronomical.
In Nigeria, the topic of cross-dressing (especially men dressing like women) and its legal and social implications generates a lot of discussions, especially in the context of the country's cultural norms and legal structure.
There are instances where suspects' relatives have reportedly been arrested. This often raises the question: can relatives be arrested in place of a suspect?
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