When there is a conflict between the regional and federal laws under the concurrent legislative list, the

When there is a conflict between the regional and federal laws under the concurrent legislative list, the federal laws would prevail. This means that the federal government's laws would be applied in the situation, even if they contradict the regional government's laws. This is because, in Nigeria's federal system, the federal government has more power than the regional governments. The Constitution recognizes the supremacy of federal laws over state laws, and the Supreme Court has the final say in disputes between the two levels of government.