Lecturer in Sports Business and Sports Law
Ayoade Onireti gained his PhD in International Law and Human Rights from the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan). He is also a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria. In his early career, he worked as a legal practitioner in the public and private practice both in Nigeria and the UK, including DWF Solicitors Manchester. Ayoade previously taught several law undergraduate modules at the University of Central Lancashire and also supervised post-graduate dissertations at the University of Suffolk.
International Law
International Human Rights Law
Terrorism and the Law
Criminology
Comparative Constitutionalism
Sports Business and Sports Law
International Law
International Human Rights Law
Terrorism and the Law
Criminal Law
Sports Business and Sports Law
Sports Law
Criminology
Constitutional Law
Comparative Constitutionalism
Member – Nigerian Bar Association
Professional Training Course for External Examiners, Advance HE, 2020
PGCE Training Course – The University of Warwick, 2021
Professional Training Course for External Examiners, Advance HE, 2020
PhD International Law and Human Rights, University of Central Lancashire, 2018
LLM Masters of Laws, University of Central Lancashire, 2011
BL Barrister/Solicitor Qualifying Exam, Nigerian Law School, 2007
LLB Bachelors of Laws Degree, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Nigeria 2006
Ayoade has presented papers at several conferences in the UK and abroad. He conducts research on human rights generally, and issues relating to terrorism and the law, and constitutionalism. He has also published peer-reviewed articles including the following:
- Onireti, Ayoade – (2018) ‘Protecting the state: a comparative analysis and constitutional assessment of Nigerian and the United Kingdom legal responses to terrorism’ available on British Library Ethos and CLOK
https://ethos.bl.uk/OrderDetails.do?uin=uk.bl.ethos.784582
- Onireti, Ayoade (2021) ‘Nigeria: Analysing the Presidential Order on the Implementation of Financial Autonomy for State Legislature and Judiciary 2020 -Implications for Rule of Law and Independence of the Judiciary’
- Onireti, Ayoade (2020) An appraisal of United Kingdom Terrorism Act 2000 on Proscription of Terrorist Organisations and encouragement of terrorism
Available on
https://oars.ucs.ac.uk/view/creators/Onireti=3AAyoade=3A=3A.default.html
