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AN INTRODUCTION TO ENGINEERING DRAWING (2024) by Joseph O. Arumala
₦3,500.00Quick ViewContents
- Drawing Instruments and Their Uses
- Line Work and Lettering
- Geometrical Constructions
- Tangency
- Loci
- Orthographic Projection
- Dimensioning
- Sectional Views
- Conventions
- Threads and Fasteners
- Isometric Projection
- Oblique Projection
- Interpenetration of Solids
- Developments
- Technical Sketching
- Introduction to Computer Aided Drawing and Design
- Charts, Monograms and Graphs
- Bibliography
- Index
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ANTI-DUMPING REGULATIONS AND PRACTICE IN NIGERIA (2022) by Violet Omon Aigbokhaevbo
₦4,000.00Quick ViewThis book is an attempt to examine the WTO/GATT anti-dumping regulations within the ambit of the peculiar developmental circumstances of developing countries with Nigeria in perspective. A combination of descriptive analysis and deductions are utilised with reference to the Nigerian experience, as a developing country seeking relevance in the global trading system where non-conforming states are regarded as pariahs. The non-availability of industries to cater for the needs of their populaces has rendered these countries viable global dumping grounds for fake, substandard and adulterated products. The conclusion here is that as far as developing countries are concerned, anti-dumping regulations as provided by GATT in Nigeria are akin to providing shoes for a man with no feet. Their salvation lies in a concerted effort to provide a panacea for their various economic woes which have defied autochthonous remedies.
- INTRODUCTION
- REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE ON ANTI-DUMPING
- INTERNATIONAL DIMENSIONS OF ANTI-DUMPING: ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION: ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION OF WORLD TRADE
- ORGANISATION (WTO) ANTI-DUMPING REGULATIONS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
- ANTI-DUMPING REGULATIONS IN NIGERIA
- CRITIQUE OF ANTI-DUMPING LAWS
- PROPOSAL FOR THE REFORM OF THE WTO/GATT ANTI- DUMPING REGULATIONS
- EPILOGUE AND RECOMMENDATIONS
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ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING AND COUNTER-TERRORISM FINANCING LAW AND PRACTICE IN NIGERIA (2015) by Ibrahim Abdul Abubakar
₦2,500.00Quick ViewThe international community has witnessed the use of increasingly sophisticated methods to move illicit funds through the financial systems across the globe, some of which are used to finance terrorism. The continued abuse of some off-shore financial centres and the proliferation of internet banking have further increased the need for more effective detection and checks on money laundering and terrorist-financing schemes. Left unchecked, some perpetrators expand their criminal pursuits, fostering such illegal activities as corruption, drug trafficking, human trafficking, arms trafficking, smuggling and terrorism.
The book focuses on, among other related matters, the relative effectiveness of Nigerian laws in curbing money laundering and terrorist financing, as well as the extent of compliance with international legal standards for combating money laundering and terrorist financing, including creating a legislative and enforcement framework for the implementation of international instruments for combating both menaces. The general conclusion is, in spite of the efforts, much is still left to be done.
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ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING AND COUNTER-TERRORISM FINANCING LAW AND PRACTICE IN NIGERIA (2022) by Ibrahim Abdul Abubakar
₦3,500.00Quick ViewThe international community has witnessed the use of increasingly sophisticated methods to move illicit funds through the financial systems across the globe, some of which are used to finance terrorism. The continued abuse of some offshore financial centres and the proliferation of online internet banking have further increased the need for more effective detection and checks on money laundering and terrorist financing schemes. Left unchecked, some perpetrators expand their criminal pursuits, fostering such illegal activities as corruption, drug trafficking, human trafficking, arms trafficking, smuggling and terrorism.
This book focuses on, among other related matters, the relative effectiveness of Nigerian laws in curbing money laundering and terrorist financing, as well as the extent of compliance with international legal standards for combating money laundering and terrorist financing, including creating a legislative and enforcement framework for the implementation of international instruments for combating both menaces. The general conclusion is, in spite of the efforts, much is still left to be done. This book should be beneficial to financial and designated non-financial institutions and businesses, law enforcement and intelligence agencies, judges, legal practitioners, legislators, schools, academicians, policymakers and the general public.
- General introduction
- Conceptual clarification of key terms
- International legal and administrative framework for combating terrorist financing and money laundering
- Domestic implementation of international instruments for combating terrorist financing and money laundering
- Data analysis
- Impediments to combating terrorist financing and money laundering
- Summary and Conclusions
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ASTUTE JUDICIAL JUDGMENTS & ESSAYS: In Honour of Justice Nayai Aganaba (2022) by Oghenemaro Festus Emiri & Chidi Lloyd
₦6,000.00Quick View“The judgments of His Lordship that are published in this book reveal His Lordship’s depth of knowledge of the law, candour and judicial acumen. They are a must-read not only for lawyers, but also for law students because of their simplicity and non-use of difficult and confusing words and expressions. There is so much to learn from them. As for the essays published in the book, they are very well-researched and written by respectable authors, including Judges, academics and practising lawyers, some of whom are Senior Advocates of Nigeria. Even His Lordship, the Honourable Chief Judge of Bayelsa State, Honourable Justice Kate Abiri has made out time to discuss the prospects and future of the judiciary in Bayelsa State. I truly commend these essays to you all.” KEMASUODE WODU, SAN, Formerly Honourable Attorney-General of Bayelsa State, Former National Legal Adviser, Nigerian Bar Association
SECTION A: EMERGING ISSUES
- Exploring the Emergence and Silhouette of “Managerial” Judgeship – Oghenemare Festes EMIRI
- The Trial Judge as Case Manager: The Case of Justice Nayai Aganaba – Somina Peter JOHNBULL
- Emerging Judicial “Plain English” Movement – Timi SONGI
- Emerging Judicial “Plain English” Movement – Doris ADOKEME
- Exploring The Contours of Judicial Education: Is it Time for a Benchbook for Nigerian Judges? – Chidi LLOYD, Kingsley OMENGALA & Oghenemaro Festus EMIRI
- Combatting Judicial Corruption in Nigeria – Tamadu Youngman ABASI
- Appointment And Tenure Of Judges – Ebiyerin G. OMUKORO, FCArb.
- Summary Judgment/Consent Judgment Under The Bayelsa State High Court Rules, 2010 – I. ERADIRI
- Bayelsa State Institutional Assessment and Strategic Plan: 2000-2022 Term Review – Kate ABIRI
- The Judge As An Active Manager – Okpoundu UNGBUKU
- The Role of Courts in Emerging Judicial Innovations – Ari TOBI-AIYEMO
- Fundamental Rights Enforcement Rules 2009 – Nayai AGANARA
SECTION B: JUDGMENTS OF HON. JUSTICE NAYAI AGANABA
- Constitutional Law
- Criminal Law
- Chieftaincy
- Land Law
- Law of Obligations
- Practice and Procedure
SECTION C
- Biography
SECTION D
- Photographs and Other Images
- General Index
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ASYMMETRIC WARFARE: Challenges and Response of International Humanitarian Law in the Twenty-First Century (2022) by Sunday John Apochi
₦2,000.00Quick View“This book is perhaps the most comprehensive on the subject in recent times and will prove useful for military personnel, security experts, policy makers, researchers, students and lecturers in the various law faculties. The language in the text is lucid and easy to understand. General readers alike will immensely benefit from procuring copies of this book for reference and usage purposes.” Tamax Gyorfi, LLB (Hons), LL.M. PhD Professor of Law (Public Law and Legal Theory), University of Aberdeen, UK
- An Appraisal of the Theory and Practice of symmetric Warfare: A Challenge to International Humanitarian Law
- Practicability of the Principle of Proportionality in Asymmetric Warfare
- Observance of the Rule of Law. A Panacea for a Successful Military Operation in the Twenty-First-Century
- An Analysis of the Legal Rights of Detainees in Non-International Armed Conflicts in the Twenty-First Century
- How International Law Regulates Internal Strife in the Twenty-First Century and the Fundamental Standards of
- Humanity Summary of Recommendations and Conclusion
- Appendices
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BANKING LAWS AND REGULATIONS IN NIGERIA: SELECTED THEMES (2024) by Bello Mohammed Magaji
₦3,500.00Quick ViewBanking Law and Regulations in Nigeria: Selected Themes essentially deals with the laid down rules or code of conduct meant to control and set standards for banking business. Indeed, the main aim of the ongoing banking reforms in Nigeria, started in 2004, is to ensure banks’ conformity to the laid down banking rules and regulations. The eleven-chapter book contains vital and rich information on the theory and practice of banking laws and regulations in Nigeria, and also covers the N.B.T.E.-approved syllabus for a National Diploma in Banking and Finance that will tremendously benefit those students. The practical aspect of the book will be of immense benefit to bankers, business executives, lawyers, regulators of the banking system, etc. – Aliyu Mamman, Ph.D. Director, College of Business and Management Studies, Kaduna Polytechnic, Kaduna State, Nigeria
Contents
- Constitutional Framework of Banking Laws in Nigeria
- Legal Requirement for Establishing a Bank in Nigeria
- The Legal Nature of Banker-Customer Relationship
- Contractual Obligations of Customer
- Securities for Bankers’ Advances
- Money Transmission Mechanisms or Negotiable Instruments
- Termination of Banker-Customer Relationship
- Personal Securities: Guarantee and Indemnity
- Law of Agency
- Partnership
- Fraud in the Banking Industry: Imperatives for an Anti-Fraud Court in Nigeria
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BITTER LEAFING WOMAN by Karen King-Aribisala
₦1,500.00Quick ViewSet in Nigeria, Bitter Leafing Woman relates the experiences of Woman as she chews the bitter leaves of patriarchal oppression in a bid to transform them into gender balanced sweetness. Here Woman becomes a symbol of the oppressed; of women and men alike. The style of writing ranges from plain prose as in The Edi Kai Ikong War, magical realism as in World of the Fat/Thin House, the social satire of The Bone Eater, the densely poetic and symbolic Broken Plate and the biblical imbued style of Bitter Leafing Woman who finding herself drowning in the soup of gender oppression for forty years attempts to murder her Deacon fiancé.
In this collection we become involved with serious issues of conflicts, which nevertheless we try to treat with sardonic humour and insight.
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BROKEN TIDE (2023) by Ebi Yeibo
₦850.00Quick View“Over the years, with his steady devotion to poetry, Ebi Yeibo’s poetics has evolved as a creative phenomenon that compels us to hear the sounds of troubled humanity. Broken Tide continues the Yeiboan tradition of songs about present and future dangers in the Niger Delta, in Nigeria, and in the world. But, more importantly, the collection is a testimony that the poet has come of age – the mastery of metaphors, the ease of elliptical language, and the pyrotechnics of lyrical lines. I invite you to come encounter a vintage Yeibo herein.”Professor Egya Sule, IBB University, Lapai, Niger State, Nigeria.“In their vital and luminescent aspects, the poetry of Ebi Yeibo in this stunning collection continues to clear a swath for African poets of the 21st century. Yeibo’s lines imbricate their essence with the prospects and predicament of the people much as Osundare and Osofisan did at the height of their powers And yet, Yeibo reminds us of the finest poetic sensibilities from the Niger Delta: J. P. Clark, Gabriel Okara and Harry Garuba – lords of language and songTade Ipadeola, author of The Sahara Testaments“Broken Tide is the voice of a master-craftsman whose message goes beyond the confines of his immediate environment to encompass Africa and the world. The collection is a kaleidoscope of images, memories and presages that take in their stride the present, the past and the future of the Niger Delta, Nigeria, Africa and the world. The poems take a sardonic swipe at environmental issues (which is evident in the title of the collection), as well as political issues such as the minority/majority discourse, the politics of domination and exclusion, the politics of resource allocation and divide-and-rule tactics, underdevelopment of the Niger Delta, and the turgid corruption and leadership failure…”Dr Friday Okon“Ebi Yeibo has written a sonically purposeful and impactful volume of poems.”Uche Nduka, Adjunct Professor, Queen’s College, City University of New York, USA
