A Corpus of Essays on Property, Infrastructure, and National Growth: The Nigerian Legal System and Beyond

This book is a compilation of instructive write-ups focused on varying aspects of the framework of the Nigerian Legal System, amongst other legal systems of the world reported for comparative purposes and to familiarize the reader with the extant issues within the developmental and regulatory standpoints for Nigeria.The works showcasing the aforesaid in detail are reflected in the book as follows:Right of Occupancy and Leases: Examining similarities and disparities between both legal frameworks in Property Law; The Role of Digital Technology in transitioning the Nigerian Higher Education framework to a proper Post Pandemic System; Covid-19 Outbreak and the Nigerian Transportation Industry - Effects, Challenges, and Prospects; Development of Human Capital in Nigeria: a Necessity on the road to Sustainable National Growth; Ownership of Oil and Gas in Nigeria; Constitutionalism in Africa; Taxation of Digital Activities: an Evaluation of the Nigerian approach in a Global Context; Brief History of Space laws and their object; The Agenda for a Federally Restructured Nigeria; and Critical Analysis of Digital Payment System in the Nigerian Banking System.

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Oladimeji, PhilipMr. Philip Oladimeji is an award-winning writer and Student of Law at the University of Lagos, Nigeria; whose interests center upon Sustainable Development, Human Rights Law, Technology, and Property Law. He is also a well-versed researcher, tutor, volunteer, and award-winning delegate at various Model United Nations Programmes.