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Federal Lands Regularisation in Lagos State: Did the Apex Court Miss an Opportunity in The Attorney-General of the Federation v The Attorney-General of Lagos?

 

In this publication, TEMPLARS Partner, Sadiq Ilegieuno and Associates, Olanrewaju Awe and Odinaka Akpamgbo discuss the Nigerian Supreme Court’s handling of the Federal Lands Regularization Policy in Lagos State. They examine whether the Apex Court missed a pivotal opportunity to provide clarity on land regularisation in The Attorney-General of the Federation v The Attorney-General of Lagos.

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