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Intellectual Property ● 14 May 2020 9:16 PM

How Does the Copyright Law Protect Me? Basic Facts You Should Know

The concepts of “creativity” and “creatives” have become more popular than they were a few years ago. These days, people run vlogs on YouTube, make funny skits on Instagram and Twitter, and even own podcast channels. Even music, design and photography have become more recognised than they used to be, with innovations springing up every […]

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Entertainment Law ● 14 May 2020 9:10 PM

Fake News: “It’s Just a Prank” as a Defence to Online Defamation

The reign of social media comes with a lot of user-generated content being posted on various online platforms. As a result, there seems to be a blurred line between what is true or not and what was intended to be malicious or not. If you are familiar with the streets of social media, especially Twitter […]
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How Does the Copyright Law Protect Me? Basic Facts You Should Know

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Know Your Rights as a Tenant in Nigeria

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Is Bleaching a Crime? (An Exposé on Cosmetic Product Regulations)

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Is the social media bill an infringement on the fundamental human rights?