Lawyard is calling for submission of entries for the 6th Adavize Alao Essay Competition on Privacy and Data Protection in memory of her co-founder, Adavize Alao.
Lawyers are required to submit entries on ‘Repositioning Data Protection Authorities in the Era of Artificial Intelligence: Nigeria as a case study’, while Law Students are to submit entries on ‘Examining Policy Developments on Cross-border Data Transfers and Digital Trade in Nigeria.’
Student Category: Examining Policy Developments on Cross-border Data Transfers and Digital Trade in Nigeria
*Prize:*
First – N350,000
Second – N250,000
Third – N150,000
Lawyer Category: Repositioning Data Protection Authorities in the Era of Artificial Intelligence: Nigeria as a case study
*Prize:*
First – N550,000
Second – N350,000
Third – N200,000
Terms and Conditions
The first page should be a separate page and must include the full name, year of call, phone number, and email address of the author: For law students, indicate your current school of study (undergraduate or law school).
2. Submissions must be in Microsoft Word format (Font Size: I I, Font type: Arial, Spacing: 1.5, Alignment: Justified, Referencing style: OSCOLA)
3. Submissions must be original, independent, and unpublished works. Co-authored essays will not be considered.
4. Submissions will be judged blind. The decision of the judging panel is final.
5. The names of the winners of the competition and their essays may be published by Lawyard after all participants have been contacted and notified of the decision by the judging panel.
6. The winners may be asked to provide an additional biographical note, providing brief details of their legal studies and future professional appointments.
