Vol. 13 No. 2 (2025)

Articles

• ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND DATA PRIVACY: A CRITICAL REVIEW OF LEGAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL APPROACHES

  Adeyemi Tolulope Samson , Olawale Chidinma Grace

  https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15482398

  This paper examined the dual objectives of fostering innovation through AI while ensuring robust data privacy. The paper adopted the doctrinal method of research by relying on both primary and secondary sources of information or data. Primarily, it utilises a legal approach using data such as

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• PERSONAL STATUS LAW NO. 188 OF 1959 AND IMAMI THOUGHT: EXPLORING PROVISIONS FOR WOMEN’S RIGHT TO DIVORCE IN IRAQ

  Haddad Rami Elias , Karam Nadine Salim

  https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15482403

  The husband has the right to divorce his wife as long as he is qualified to effect the divorce, and it is natural that whoever has a right has the right to delegate it. The husband may delegate to his wife the divorce herself, so this is called delegation. Delegation can either be an agency or a

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• ETHICAL FINANCIAL PRACTICES AND THEIR ROLE IN PROMOTING ORGANIZATIONAL SUSTAINABILITY

  Adebayo Chinedu Michael

  https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15482405

  Ethical issues have been one of the major challenges bedevilling financial practices across the world. This is in the midst of existing numerous financial regulatory structures acting as overseers to ensure validation and   reliability of the practice, the profession, and its end products. This

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• INTEGRATING IT INNOVATIONS INTO PHYSICAL EDUCATION: A MULTILEVEL APPROACH TO CURRICULUM REFORM

  Wang Jia Hao, Wang Jia Hao

  https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15482407

  Multilevel teaching, a dynamic pedagogical approach distinct from traditional methods, redefines and enhances the educational process by incorporating diverse content, organizational structures, and teaching techniques, all aligned with curriculum requirements. Traditional physical education

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• MOBILE COMMUNICATION, UNEMPLOYMENT AND ARMED ROBBERY IN PORT HARCOURT: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS

  Kpae, Gbenemene (Ph.D) , Adishi, Eric (Ph.D)

  https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15640678

  The deregulation of the telecommunication sector in early 2000 by the government was a welcomed development to many Nigerians, because it made communication available to many Nigerians unlike the case under NITEL, and created employment opportunities for many people in both the public and

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