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This work analyses the new structure of the National Industrial Court in Nigeria under the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (Third Alteration) Act, 2010 as regards the finality of the Court’s decisions on civil matters and causes. The work points out some legal problems created by the interpretation of the provisions of the Constitution particularly section 243 and argued that the said section has not removed the right of appeal to the Court of Appeal on other civil matters and causes. This work relies on some Nigerian Judicial opinions and those of some writers, and advocates that the Courts should adopt a purposeful and liberal interpretation of the Constitution that will meet the course of justice. Key word: Jurisdiction, National Industrial Court of Nigeria, civil matter, appeal, Industrial Disputes, Labour.

An Analysis of the Jurisdiction of the National Industrial Court of Nigeria as a Court of First and Last Resort in Civil Matters