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  • Article

    Overview Of Commercial Papers Issuance In Nigeria

    Companies looking to raise finance from diversified sources for either working capital may do so by issuing equity or debt securities. Debt securities are financial instruments representing a debt...
    NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Sefton Fross
    Sefton Fross
  • Article

    Part II - Cracking The Contract Code: Essential Startup Contracts Explained

    In the first part of this article, we discussed the classification of startups in Nigeria, providing insights into the criteria and benefits of attaining startup status under the Nigeria Start Up Act, 2022.
    NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
    SimmonsCooper Partners
    SimmonsCooper Partners
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The Right Of Foreign Companies To Sue In Nigerian Courts And The Enforcement Of Contract By Foreign Companies:

The decision OF THE SUPREME COURT in Citec int'l estates ltd v edicomsa int'l inc & associates.
NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
Johnson Bryant
Johnson Bryant
  • Article

    Understanding Startup Agreements In Nigeria

    There has been a rapid growth and expansion of start-up activity in Nigeria particularly in the Tech industry.
    NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL)
    Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL)
  • Article

    Regulatory Update: Introduction Of Nigerian Overnight Financing Rate: Implications For Pricing, Risk And Documentation In Nigeria's Money Market Transactions

    NOFR is a transaction-based reference rate derived from actual overnight secured funding trades, specifically NGN-denominated repurchase (“REPO”) transactions with a minimum size of NGN 5 billion (five billion Naira), between eligible financial institutions, reflecting current liquidity conditions in Nigeria’s interbank market
    NigeriaFinance and Banking
    Udo Udoma & Belo-Osagie
    Udo Udoma & Belo-Osagie
  • Article

    Musk vs Zuckerberg: Trade Secrets And Confidentiality- The Nigerian Perspective

    This article is not about the impending mixed martial arts duel between Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerburg, but it sets the tone for the potential court battle between the two foes arising from an IP dispute.
    NigeriaIntellectual Property
    Chris Ogunbanjo & Co
    Chris Ogunbanjo & Co
  • Article

    Carriage Of Goods By Sea: Practice And Legal Framework In Nigeria

    Carriage of goods by sea is a complex commercial and legal process that typically commences from the point of purchase of goods from a foreign manufacturer or seller and culminates in delivery to the buyer in Nigeria.
    NigeriaInternational Law
    Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL)
    Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL)
  • Article

    Bridging The Access To Justice Gap: A Legal Analysis Of The Msme Arbitration Scheme In Nigeria

    Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) occupy a central position in Nigeria’s economic structure. According to various National Bureau of Statistics...
    NigeriaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    Regville
    Regville
  • Article

    Synopsis Of Land Purchase Agreement And Deed For Land In Nigeria

    A land purchase agreement in Nigeria is a formal contract by which a vendor agrees to sell, and the purchaser agrees to buy a piece of land under specific terms and conditions spelled out in writing
    NigeriaReal Estate and Construction
    Resolution Law Frim
    Resolution Law Frim
  • Article

    Can Parties Be Bound To A Contract By Conduct?

    More often than not, parties to a contract expect that where they intend to enter into a written contract, until the terms of their agreement to contract are reduced into writing and signed by them...
    NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
    SPA Ajibade & Co
    SPA Ajibade & Co
  • Article

    Cost Contribution Arrangements – The Full Picture

    MNEs typically have integrated business operations which allow related entities to benefit from business advantages from either cost saving or relative administrative ease which helps to maintain or improve their overall competitiveness.
    NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
    KPMG in Nigeria
    KPMG in Nigeria
  • Article

    Negotiation And Mediation In Nigeria: Smarter Commercial Dispute Resolution

    Disputes are inevitable in every relationship; they may be civil, commercial, or domestic in nature. In Nigeria, where the court system often faces significant delays due to backlogged...
    NigeriaLitigation, Mediation & Arbitration
    The Trusted Advisors
    The Trusted Advisors
  • Article

    The Growth Of E-Commerce In Nigeria – A Brief Overview

    It is no longer news, that there has been a phenomenal increase in the amount of internet users in Nigeria.
    NigeriaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Tokunbo Orimobi
    Tokunbo Orimobi
  • Article

    Navigating Leadership Transitions: The Crucial Role Of Corporate Succession Planning

    In the ever-evolving landscape of corporate organisations, the art of succession planning emerges as an essential symphony conductor, orchestrating the transitions of leadership and safeguarding...
    NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL)
    Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL)
  • Article

    Renegotiation Of Commercial Contracts

    A contract is defined as an agreement between parties creating obligations that are enforceable or otherwise recognizable at law.
    NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Sefton Fross
    Sefton Fross
  • Article

    The Concept Of Receivership Under The Companies And Allied Matters Act, 2020.

    Receivership is a remedy available to secured creditors to recover amounts outstanding under a secured loan in the event the company defaults on its loan payments.
    NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Moroom Africa Legal Consults
    Moroom Africa Legal Consults
  • Article

    Power Sector Watch | Q2 Updates

    The bilateral power contracts introduced by NERC to aid the direct sale of power from Generation Companies to Distribution Companies may be challenged by the liquidity challenges faced by most of the DisCos.
    NigeriaEnergy and Natural Resources
    KPMG in Nigeria
    KPMG in Nigeria
  • Article

    Nigeria Capital Market Regulatory Update: SEC Mandates Registration Of Collateral Management Companies, Warehouse Operators And Warehouses

    The Securities and Exchange Commission has issued new guidance requiring collateral management companies, warehouse operators, and commodity exchange-linked warehouses to formally register within 90 days. Entities operating under informal arrangements must now meet specific capital requirements ranging from ₦200 million to ₦500 million and submit comprehensive documentation demonstrating operational capacity, governance structures, and financial standing.
    NigeriaFinance and Banking
    Pavestones
    Pavestones
  • Article

    Business Structure In Nigeria For Foreign Investors

    Entering a new market is exciting but also legally complex. For foreign investors, choosing the right business structure in Nigeria is essential to ensure smooth operations and avoid regulatory challenges.
    NigeriaGovernment, Public Sector
    Highlaw Chambers
    Highlaw Chambers
  • Article

    Sports Law, Untapped Goldmine, Stakeholders Say

    Sport lawyers and practitioners have declared that sports law and its associated businesses are unexploited money-spinner in Nigeria.
    NigeriaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL)
    Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL)
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