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Published · 2024

Law & Technologies

Exploring the Evolving Intersection of Law and Technology

This book examines the evolving relationship between law and technology across cybercrime, data protection, artificial intelligence, digital rights, fintech, and the future of legal practice. Written for lawyers, technologists, policymakers, and anyone interested in the legal dimensions of the digital world.

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Forthcoming · 2026

Power, Code, and Control

Artificial Intelligence and the Struggle Over Who Decides

A non-fiction exploration of artificial intelligence — what it is, how it works, what it has already changed, and what it means for the future. Written for a general readership, with particular attention to African contexts and the questions that matter most on the continent.

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Book

Power, Code, and Control: Artificial Intelligence and the Struggle Over Who Decides

2026 (forthcoming)

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NDPC International Journal

Redefining Global Data Governance: The Case for Data Embassies

2025

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Article

Towards a New International Framework for Data Governance: Proposing Data Embassy Status for Global Data Centres

2024

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Book

Law & Technologies — Exploring the Evolving Intersection of Law and Technology

2024

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Article

As European Parliament Approves Landmark EU AI Act: Implications for AI Regulation

2023

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Article

The Future of Regulation: Embracing Rules as Code

2023

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Article

A Review of the Business Facilitation Act 2023 (co-authored with Collins Odoh)

2023

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Article

An Introduction to Technology Law

2022

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Article

Dealing with Artificial Intelligence Bias

2022

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Article

An Introduction to Financial Technology

2022

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Case Note

Avon Products Inc v. Jenika Mukoro, Heirs Holding – A Review

2022

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Article

Not the Profession I Expected (Parts 1 & 2)

2020

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