Fixing Illicit Financial Flows between Nigeria, the United Kingdom and the United Arab Emirates

Gbenga Oduntan is a distinguished academic and legal expert specializing in International Law, with a focus on territorial disputes, international trade, anticorruption compliance, aviation and space law. He is a Professor of Law at the University of Bradford, West Yorkshire, UK, where he combines his extensive research with teaching. Oduntan has authored numerous publications on international boundaries, space law, the law of the sea and anticorruption law and practice, offering critical insights into the intersection of law and global governance. Iris Bousiakou is an experienced academic specialising in international law, human rights and European law. She is a lecturer in Law, at Canterbury Christ Church University, School of Law, Politics and Social Sciences, Kent, UK. She teaches European Union law, family law and criminal law. Iris was appointed Research Fellow on a major anticorruption study at the Kent Law School, University of Kent, UK. She has collaborated on research projects funded by the MacArthur Foundation and Open Society Forum.