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AI, OPEN BANKING, AND THE LIABILITY TRAP: WHY CONNECTING AI AGENTS TO YOUR BANK ACCOUNT COULD COST YOU YOUR SAVINGS | Clementina E. Ukiri, Esq.
Clementina E. Ukiri, Esq. In an era where convenience drives digital adoption, millions of bank customers are increasingly turning to automated software tools and artificial intelligence assistants to manage household bills, track personal expenses, and forecast long-term savings. However, a major structural shift is occurring beneath the surface of consumer technology. As highlighted by recent cybersecurity findings and warnings from global financial leaders like JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, the rise of agentic AI – which refers to aut…
WHEN THE CHILD CAN’T CONSENT: ESABUNOR V FAWEYA AND THE BEST INTERESTS PRINCIPLE IN NIGERIAN LAW | Lydia Ehisuoria Ohonsi, Esq.
Lydia Ehisuoria Ohonsi, Esq. Alternate-Chair, NBA Lagos Branch Human Rights Committee. Abstract In Esabunor & Anor v Faweya & Ors , the Supreme Court of Nigeria, in a lead judgment delivered by Rhodes-Vivour JSC on 8 March 2019, dismissed the appeal of the parents of an infant whose life-saving blood transfusion had been authorised by a Chief Magistrate over their religious objection. The Court held that where a competent parent or person in loco parentis refuses blood transfusion or other medical treatment for a child on religio…
