Provisions of the Evidence Act, 2011 on electronic proofs are largely inadequate

Saying that Nigerian courts are not adequately empowered to deal effectively with the growing trend of hate speeches is stating the obvious. A professor of Public Law and Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Taiwo Adetayo Osipitan states in this interview with

Joseph Onyekwere

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