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Labour Rights Protection and Regulatory Complaince in Nigeria's Oil Extraction Industry: A Legal Appraisal
This article critically examines the juridical architecture governing labour rights within Nigeria’s oil extraction sector, interrogating the efficacy of statutory frameworks and enforcement mechanisms in safeguarding workers’ entitlements against the backdrop of the Petroleum Industr
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