A major contribution to Nigerian legal scholarship has arrived with the release of Evolving Jurisprudence: Selected Decisions & Writings (2010–2025), authored by Emmanuel J. Samaila, Judge of the Upper Customary Court, Kafanchan, Kaduna State.
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Spanning 429 pages, 66 chapters, and two comprehensive parts, the book presents a rich blend of judicial decisions and scholarly writings that explore the evolving landscape of Nigerian jurisprudence.
Part I (Chapters 1–47) features 47 notable cases, including John v John (2022), Reuben v Reuben (2024), and Williams v Williams (2025), offering practical insights into civil and customary law adjudication.
Part II (Chapters 48–66) contains 19 in-depth legal writings, addressing critical issues such as non-custodial sentencing, criminal justice reforms, and inheritance under customary law.
The publication is enriched by distinguished forewords from leading voices across the legal spectrum:
- The Bench: Hon. Justice Danlami Garba, President, Customary Court of Appeal, Kaduna State
- The Academia: Professor Oluwakemi Adekile, University of Lagos
- The Bar: Godson Ugochukwu, SAN, Managing Partner, Fortress Solicitors
The book covers a wide range of themes, including civil justice, criminal justice, gender justice, restorative justice, natural justice, human rights, customary law, jurisdiction, and the rule of law.
It also examines diverse customary practices across Nigeria, reflecting the country’s plural legal system.
Importantly, the work aligns with global development priorities, particularly the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 4, 5, 10, and 16, reinforcing its relevance beyond academia.
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