University of Ghana / Temple University School / /
IndustryTerm
transportation / separate customary law system / ethnic / river systems / component ethnic groups / inland waterways network / ethnic groups / adjudication systems / customary law system / case law / customary law rules / bank / hydro-electric energy / uniform customary law rule / water lifting devices / kinship / elaborate administrative machinery / customary law rule / customary water law rights / Yoruba language / language / customary law / /
NaturalFeature
Niger Ogun river / Atlantic Ocean / Imo river / Oshun river / Bauchi Plateau / Benue river / Navigable Waterways Certain rivers / Chalawa Gorge / Lake Chad / Kwa Iboe river / Cross River / /
Organization
Temple University School of Law / Institute for African Development / Emory Law School / Samford University / World Conservation Union / Stanford Law School / National Inland Waterways Authority / Federal Government / United Nations / Cumberland School of Law / Commission on Environmental Law / Court of Appeal / University of Ghana / Inland Waterways Department / Local Government / /
Person
Federal Customary / Baba Olodu / Nupe / Mureggi / /
Position
Executive Director / family head / Professor of Law / Minister / head / chief / king / Governor / Professor / writer / village head / head fisherman / chief of the political group / judge / Emir / /
CUSTOMARY WATER LAWS AND PRACTICES: NIGERIA By Paul Kuruk1 WATER RESOURCES OF NIGERIA With a population of close to 138 million people, Nigeria lies in the West African region bounded by the nations of Benin, Niger, Chad