Ms. Kehinde Ikhimiukor
Ms. Kehinde Ikhimiukor has over ten years legal experience in Nigeria. She has served as a Visiting Scholar at the Osgoode Hall Law School of York University, Toronto, Canada (the top law school in that country) and holds an LL.M in International Commercial and European Law, University of Sheffield, England. She has worked for the Federal Ministry of Justice in Nigeria and the Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies.

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Nigerian Bar Association
 
Honours and Awards

International Law Seminar, United Nations Office in Geneva, Switzerland Certificate

Course in International Criminal Justice and its Administration, NIALS, Lagos, Nigeria

 
Education

LL.M., (University of Sheffield, Sheffield, England)

LL.B. (Honours), (Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma, Nigeria)

B.L., (Nigerian Law School, Bwari-Abuja, Nigeria)

 
Bar Admission
Nigeria
 
Select Publications
  • “Universal Jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court” in Epiphany Azinge ed., Jurisprudence of Jurisdiction (Oliz Publishers: Nigeria 2006)
  • “The Monetary Implications of Corrupt Practices in Election” in Epiphany Azinge ed., Law, Money and Politics (Oliz Publishers Nigeria, 2004)
  • “The Evolution of the disciplinary Powers of Nigerian University” in D.A. Guobadia and A. Adekunle, eds., The Uwais Court and the Challenges of Legal Development 1995-2006  (Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies: Abuja, 2006).
  • “The Contempt Powers of the Legislature in Nigeria” in Current Themes in the 1999 Constitution: A Tribute to Honourable Justice SMA Belgore (Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies: Abuja, 2007).
  • “The World Bank and the Rule of Law in Nigeria” in Epiphany Azinge and Bolaji Owasanoye, eds., Rule of Law and Good Governance (Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies: Lagos 2009)
  • “Combating Human Trafficking in Nigeria (2009) 1 Nigerian Judicial Institute Law Journal at p.145