Mide Alabi·Oct 23The Right To Be Forgotten In NigeriaNigeria’s data protection law gives you the right to request the deletion of your personal data. Here’s what you can do with it.
Mide Alabi·Oct 6I’m in this Ad and I don’t like it.Casefiles: Privacy | Larry Nwabueze v. Nigerian Breweries Plc.A response icon1A response icon1
Mide Alabi·Sep 24Why Not Just Lie?: The Economics of FalsehoodWhat happens when technology makes falsehood cheap, convincing, and almost impossible to contain.
Mide Alabi·Sep 23Is AI Coming For Your Face?Nigeria’s deepfake problem is growing faster than the laws designed to deal with it.
Mide Alabi·Sep 22The Land We Don’t Really OwnHow Nigeria’s Land Use Act shapes property rights, access to credit, and the wealth Nigerians can build from land.
Mide Alabi·May 6When They Get Hacked: What Companies Are Actually Required to Do With Your DataYour favorite app may owe you more than an apology after a hack.
Mide Alabi·Apr 30#casefiles: Who Owns the Oil?Attorney-General of the Federation v. Attorney-General of Abia State & 35 Ors (S.C. 28/2001) [2002] NGSC 10
Mide Alabi·Apr 21The Federal High Court Just Killed Paper Filing. Here’s What That Means.The Federal High Court is moving online for good — here’s what lawyers and litigants need to know before the switch.A response icon1A response icon1
Mide Alabi·Apr 17#casefiles: The House on Queen’s DriveMilitary Governor of Lagos State & Ors. v. Chief Emeka Odumegwu Ojukwu & Anor. (1986)
