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Solomon Obulor is a natural resource, energy, and environmental lawyer and scholar. He is presently a doctoral researcher and teaching assistant at the School of Law, University of Aberdeen.

He holds a Master of Laws in Oil and Gas Law from the University of Aberdeen, a Diploma in Professional Legal Practice (Barrister at Law) from the Nigerian Law School and a Bachelor of Laws from the Rivers State University, Nigeria.

He was admitted as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria in November 2014 and has been an active solicitor and litigating barrister in the past years. He prepares independent legal opinions, memoranda and research papers and works with search engines and databases. His areas of practice include criminal and civil litigation, oil and gas, corporate, commercial and legal compliance. He is an Associate Fellow of the United Kingdom Advance Higher Education and deputy head of oil and gas claims in a Nigerian-based law firm of Collins N Obulor & Associates (Ibuchukwu Chambers). His areas of research and teaching include Natural Resource Governance Law, International Environmental, Energy, Health and Safety, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Taxation and Public/ Constitutional Law.