Vol. 2 No. 3 (2025): Fountain University Law Journal

Articles

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  AN EXAMINATION OF THE CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF CHILD MARRIAGE ON THE CHILD’S DEVELOPMENT IN NIGERIA

  Ademola Adekunle, Olorunlaiye Boluwatife Faith

  1-15

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  MEETING THE DEMANDS OF ACCESS TO UNIVERSITY EDUCATION IN NIGERIA: AN ASSESSMENT OF THE GOVERNMENT’S OBLIGATION

  Olaniyi Felix Olayinka, Oluwanike Olufunke Oguntokun

  33 -52

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  ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND LEGAL ANALYTICS:TRANSFORMATIVE TOOLS FOR LEGAL RESEARCH

  Alabi Raliat Ph.D

  77 - 85

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  The Prospects of Islamic Endowment (WAQF) System in Actualising the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Nigeria

  Ridwanullah Kayode Jamiu

  105-119

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  Interpretative Regime of Some Selected Provisions of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act 2015: Gains and Diminution

  Abdulrahman Jumah

  156-171

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  JOINT DEVELOPMENT OF MARITIME RESOURCES: POSSIBILITIES AND CHALLENGES IN OFFSHORE ENERGY

  Bankole Ogunsola, Kingsley Osinachi N. Onu, PhD, Stella J. Adewuyi, Beatrice O. Jokotola

  185-200

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  AN INSIGHT ON CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY IN YORUBA JURISPRUDENCE

  Lateef A. Adeleke Ph.D

  215-238

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• THE ECONOMIC POTENTIALS OF JIZYAH IN ISLAMIC STATE AND PERSONAL INCOME TAX IN NIGERIA: ANY MEETING POINT

  Usman Yusuf Abdulsalam

  138-155

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  Transformative Law, Suitable Security Architecture and National Dialogue as Models for a Better Nigeria

  Oluwakemi Ayanleye, Olusesan Oliyide, ohn Alade Ayodele

  276-290

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  TRANS-BOUNDARY MOVEMENT OF HAZARDOUS WASTE IN AFRICA: INTERROGATING THE BASEL AND BAMAKO CONVENTION

  Eric Omo Enakireru

  306-328

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  LEGAL ADMISSIBILITY OF COMPUTER -GENERATED EVIDENCE IN NIGERIA AND THE UNITED KINGDOM

  Taiwo Qasim Aderibigbe, Morayo Kafilat Sholaja

  16-32

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  ESPOUSAL OF ADR TECHNIQUE IN THE PROCEDURE OF THE INDEPENDENT-SHARIAH-COURTS OF SOUTH-WESTERN NIGERIA: (A PROCEDURAL NECESSITY?)

  Abdulazeez Maruf Olayemi Ph.D, Hamzat Oladipupo Edu Ph.D

  53-61

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  Friction betweenhelmen under constitutional democracy: The harsh consequences of a lacuna in the law

  LILIAN NWABUEZE

  86-104

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  COMBATING IRHAB VIDE 'AFWU UNDER SHARI’AH JURISPRUDENCE: A SYSTEMATIC COMPARISON WITH NIGERIAN LEGAL REGIME

  Ahmed A. Muhammed-Mikaaeel , Kamaldeen O. Salman , Abdulrazaak O. Zakariya

  120-137

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  EXAMINING THE CONNOTATION OF THE WORD (الحاكم) LAWGIVER AND THE DILEMA OF MUSLIMS UNDER THE SHARI’AH

  Abdulrazaak O. Zakariya

  172-184

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  THE VEXED ISSUE OF DOWRY AS A BASIS FOR THE VALIDITY OF CUSTOMARY MARRIAGE IN SOUTH-WESTERN NIGERIA – OLAWAYE V. OLAWAYE IN CONTEXT

  Lateef A. Adeleke, Ademola O. Ojekunle

  201 -214

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  APPRAISING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL CRIMES COMMISSION (EFCC) IN COMBATING CORRUPTION AND ECONOMIC CRIMES IN NIGERIA WITH GENDER PERSPECTIVE

  Jade Mohammed Ph.D, Omoleke Muslim Ph.D

  62-76

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  AN EXAMINATION OF THE HUMANITARIAN CONSIDERATIONS IN THE BOMBARDMENT OF MILITARY TARGETS AND OBJECTIVES.

  Toluwani Francis

  254-275

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  A CRITIQUE OF SOME LAWS GUIDING THE CONDUCT OF THE POLICE AGAINST HUMAN RIGHTS’ VIOLATIONS IN NIGERIA.

  Oyovwikerhi Imoni-Ogbe

  291-305

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