Diriwari, Ola Wilson
diriwari.wilsonola@ndu.edu.ng
- Designation: Lecturer I
- Position
- Faculty Law
- Department: Private and Property Law
Areas of Research Interest & Specialty
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School Attended with Qualifications
- International Law, Brunel University London, United Kingdom - PhD - 2017
- Master of laws, Lagos State University, Nigeria - LLM - 2002
- Law Degree, Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria - LLB - 1992
- Higher School Certificate, Methodist Boys High School, Nigeria - Higher School Certificate (HS) - 1989
Membership of Professional Bodies- Year
- The Law Society of England and Wales - 2008
- The Nigerian Bar Association - 1993
- Member of the British Institute of International and Comparative Law (BIICL) - 2008
- The Family Panel - England and Wales - 2010
- The Resolution Panel - England and Wales - 2014
Workshops and Conferences Attended
- 07-09 January 2003-3 Day Management Workshop organized by the Lagos State Ministry of Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs: - 2003
- Anti-Graft /Anti-Corruption Laws and Political Office Holders at the Local Government Level in collaboration with Gregorio Institute of Development Administration and Management Studies. - 2003
- 2002 (20-22 September) Management Development Course on: Accountability and transparency for good governance and development at the grassroots level in Lagos state. - 2002
- 2002 (29-31 August) Management Development Course on: (1) Structure and function of local government (2) The meaning and purpose of grassroots democracy (3) Anti-corruption laws-analysis (4) The Nigeria constitution and separation of power (5) Lagos city government law and administration guideline - appraisal (6) Health and fitness - the new technology (7) Human relations (8) Local government finance - 2002
- Brunel Law School PhD. Student Conference on 03 June, Brunel University London (UK) Paper presented: ‘Combatting Child Trafficking in Nigeria: Approaches to a Tougher Legal Regime’ - 2016
- Brunel Law School PhD. Student Conference on 26 June, Brunel University London (UK) Paper Presented: ‘Law and Policy on Child Protection: Critical Issues and Challenges in Incorporating International Child Rights Instruments into Nigeria’s Legal System’ - 2013
- Attend a conference at Brunel University London on 22 April. Topic: “The Situation of Human Rights in Iran and its Impact on the Arab Spring”. - 2013
Articles
| Wilson Diriwari, ’ (2022). ‘Modern Slavery in Nigeria and the United Kingdom: An Analysis of the Approaches Used to Defeat the Phenomenon. International Journal of Arts, Humanities and Social Studies, 4() 271-278 | ||
| Wilson Diriwari, (2022). Socioeconomic Arguments in the Discourse on Girl-Child Right to Education in Nigeria. International Journal of Social Science Studies, 10() 87-93 | ||
| Alexis Foua & Wilson Diriwari, (2022). ‘Ineffective Enforcement of ILO Standards and Domestic Laws on Child Labour Practice on Ivory Cost Cocoa Farms: Missed Opportunities and New Paradigms’ . International Journal of Arts, Humanities and Social Studies, 4() 283, 292 | ||
| Alexis Foua & Wilson Diriwari, (2022). The Place of Child Labour in the Regional Integration Discourse within ECOWAS: An analysis of the Existing Legal Instruments and Responses’ . Studies in Social Science Research, 3() 62, 74 | ||
| Alexis Foua & Wilson Diriwari, ‘ (2022). The International Monetary Fund’s Shaped Public Administration in the Ivory Coast and the Emerging Contextual Realities’ . Internal Journal of Social Science Research and Review, 5() 40, 54 | ||
| Alexis Foua & Wilson Diriwari, ‘ (2020). Cultural and Legal Perspectives on Child Protection in the Context of Child Trafficking in Nigeria’ . Beijing Law Review , 11() 11, 33. | ||
| Alexis Foua & Wilson Diriwari, (2019). ‘New Perspectives in Combating Child Trafficking and the Shift to an Effective Child Protection in Nigeria’. Beijing Law Review , 10() 1239-1261 | ||
| Alexis Foua & Wilson Diriwari (2019). ‘The ILO’s Endeavour to Eliminate Child Labour Worldwide: A Discourse on Legitimacy and Standards Fit for Purpose’ . Beijing Law Review , 10() 1282, 1281 |