This article examines legislation and practice concerning the environmental impact assessment (EIA) process for oil and gas projects in Nigeria. It argues that although EIAs have become a standard legal requirement for all oil, gas and mining projects in Nigeria, not much is achieved in terms of...

There is hitherto limited scholarship on the risks of corruption in local content policies in the extractive sector throughout the world. Yet, the concern that corruption might rear its head in local content policies in the extractive sector, particularly in developing countries where regulatory...

This paper analyzes the interface between mineral development and agriculture in the context of land ownership and control in Nigeria. It critically examines the key issues regarding land ownership and control, examines the rules governing use of land for mineral development under the Nigerian...