This ministry is also designed to assist youth within and youth in the communities.
Youth Ministries is the lifeblood of the Church today. Bender, Liability of the Manufacturer to the Ultimate consumer, Montana Law Review Vol. Pinsent Mason, Product Liability under the Consumer Protection Act 2020 /out-law/guides/product-liability-under-the-consumer-protection-act M.C Okany, Nigerian Commercial Law (Africana First Publisher 2009) 383 Gbade Akinrinmade, The jurisprudence of product liability in Nigeria: A need to Complement the Existing Fault theory, Afe Babalola University Journal of Sustainable Development Law and Policy, 7 (1) 2016 Ekanem EE, Institutional Framework for consumer protection in Nigeria, International Journal advance Legal Studies and Governance (2011) 2(1) 38 Edith Ebeguki Oni-Ojo and Oluwole Iyiola, Legal Implication of Manufacturer’s negligence and its effect on Consumer: A study of South west of Nigeria, Global Scholar Journal of Marketing 1(1) 2014 Babatunde A.Sodipe, At a glance: the source of product liability law in Nigeria October 2020 “Legal Analysis of Electronic Payment System and Frauds Associated with E-Commerce Transactions in Nigeria.” Nnamdi Azikwe University Journal of Commercial and Property Law, Vol. “Socio-Legal Analysis of Electronic Commercial Transactions in Nigeria.” Nnamdi Azikwe University Journal of International Law and Jurisprudence, Vol. Asikhia O, Oni-Ojo EE, An Investigation into the legal framework of marketing in Nigeria, Australian Journal on Business and Management 2011, 4(2) Page(s): 01-05 Date of Publication: 22 November 2021 The work made attempt at proffering solutions or better way of doing business in the supplied chain in Nigeria considering the global best practices around the globe.
This will in no small measure rid the Nigerian market of fake and counterfeit products from manufacturers who are only profit-oriented. The work concluded that the obligations of the manufacturers to consumers must be reviewed in Nigeria, using the United Kingdom’s combined approach of the negligence and strict liability theories, in addition to criminal prosecution, in appropriate cases, of erring manufacturers in the discharge of their obligation to the consumers. It was discovered that the attitude of Nigerian courts to the obligations of the manufacturers to the consumers has been strictly viewed from the negligence point of view (fault theory) contrary to what obtained in the United Kingdom, where the courts make use of the negligence theory and the strict liability theory whenever the court is called upon to adjudicate on issues bothering on the obligations of manufacturers to consumers. Doctrinal Legal research methodology was adopted with the use primary and secondary sources of legal material. The work also compared the legal regime in the two jurisdictions for the purpose of observing the similarities and differences in the suppliers/manufacturers and consumers relationship. The work examined the legal framework in Nigeria and United Kingdom, which governs the relationship between the manufacturers, producers, suppliers and consumers. This paper analysed the obligations of the suppliers and manufacturer of goods to the consumers under the legal regime for the protection of consumers in Nigeria and the United Kingdom.
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