If you want to understand why Nigeria’s law practice struggles to find solid ground, you don’t need a commission of inquiry — just attend a random court session. There, you’ll see the Nigerian lawyer in full regalia: a powdered wig, a trembling robe, and an irresistible urge to speak Latin in a country where half …
Law Practice and the Rule of Law in Nigeria: A Mirror of Its Society by Lawson Akhigbe
Centre for Nigeria Progress 