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Bentley Edu & Co

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Company Name:Bentley, Edu & Co.
Head Office Address
24/26 Campbell Street
7th Floor
Lagos
Nigeria

Tel. Nos: (234-1) 2601830-4, 2637555

Fax Nos: 263 5319, 236 5309, 2631130

Key Personnel:

Saifudeen Ademola Edu - Senior Partner

Eniola Ajoke Fadayomi (Mrs) - Partner

Olufunmilayo (Mrs) - Partner

Adewunmi Kushimo (Miss) - Partner

Bolanle Olusina Ogunleye - Associate

Yemisi Busari (Mrs) - Associate

Kingsley Anyiam - Partner

Funmilayo Ekundayo (Mrs) - Partner

Languages: English Language

Main Activities:

Banking

Insurance

Commercial

Company and Conveyancing Law

Trademarks ansd Patents

General Intellectual Property Practice

Internaational Finance and Economic Law

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