We bring you a recap of our most read stories for 2023 as our hearts brim with gratitude for the remarkable journey we’ve undertaken together, a thrilling odyssey fueled by an insatiable quest for knowledge.
As we step into 2024, let’s revisit some of the captivating stories that took center stage as our most-read stories.
Understanding Tenancy Laws in Nigeria: What You Need to Know
The Jurist Newspaper looked into the tenancy laws in Nigeria, designed to safeguard the rights of both landlords and tenants.
Despite the challenges stemming from a lack of awareness, this read emphasizes the importance of understanding key aspects such as property rights, clear agreements, payment documentation, privacy, and authentic quit notices.
It advocates for engaging lawyers in drafting and reviewing agreements to foster a clearer understanding and adherence to Nigerian tenancy laws.
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Empowering Nigerian Women: Four Rights You Never Knew You Had
A legal victory in Akwa Ibom State’s Itiam Etoi village highlights the resilience of Nigerian women in an inheritance dispute, resulting in compensation.
This feature explores how the Nigerian Constitution supports women’s rights, especially in matters of inheritance and political participation.
Legislation like the Violence Against Persons (Prohibition) Act and the Labour Act is discussed, shedding light on rights addressing gender-based violence and providing nursing mothers with a one-hour breastfeeding break.
Read More: Four rights you never knew you had as a Nigerian woman
Understanding Employment and Labour Laws in Nigeria: Eight Essential Insights
The Jurist Newspaper in this long read looked into Nigeria’s employment and labour laws, outlining crucial elements such as maternity leave, mandatory written contracts, pension rules, the right to join trade unions, and anti-discrimination protections.
The article emphasizes the legal framework for employee data privacy, constraints on salary deductions per the Nigerian Labor Act, and stipulated notice periods for termination based on service duration.
It underscores the legal foundations aimed at ensuring fairness, equity, and safeguarding the rights of both employers and employees in Nigeria.
Read More: Eight Essential Insights of Labour Laws in Nigeria
Aishatu Ahmad ‘Binani’s Declaration: What the Law Says
Zooming in on the heart of Adamawa state, The Jurist Newspaper explores the unexpected turn of events in the governorship election involving Senator Aishatu Ahmad, popularly known as Binani.
The declaration of her victory faced controversy as it was deemed null and void by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), leading to the suspension of the result collation pending further investigation at the Commission’s headquarters.
Read More:What the law says on Aisha Binani’s declaration
Procurement Laws: What Contractors Should Know in Nigeria
In this feature story, we shed light on the crucial role contractors play in Nigeria’s construction industry and emphasize the importance of compliance with procurement laws for fair, transparent, and quality projects. It explores the mandates of the Procurement Act, including competitive bidding, opposition to nepotism, and the necessity of recent relevant experience.
Read More: What you should know about procurement laws in Nigeria
Our most read stories resonated with our shared curiosity and quest for understanding. Your enthusiasm for knowledge made 2023 remarkable, and we are grateful for your engagement.
As we turn the page to a new chapter, may it bring fresh insights, exciting discoveries, and continued growth.
Thank you for being a part of our community, and here’s to a new year filled with more learning, and meaningful connections. Wishing you a joyful and fulfilling journey ahead!