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Nigeria's mining sector is experiencing renewed attention, yet liquidity constraints remain a significant challenge for mineral title holders seeking to develop mining assets.

The Nigerian natural gas sector is a critical component of Nigeria's energy mix and has significant potential to drive economic growth and development. Nigeria is blessed with abundant gas resources

Nigeria, a dynamic and rapidly evolving economy, has witnessed a flurry of legislative and regulatory activities across various sectors in 2024.

So, we've all heard about the trending Finance Act, 2020 (the "Act") signed into law by President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday 13th January, 2020.

Exploration and production (E&P) companies often encounter challenges with the Tax Authority on tax deductibility of gas flaring expenses incurred in the process of their oil and gas production activities.

It is no longer news that Nigeria is currently trying to close its gas export gap. This gap has become more apparent due to a number of factors, including the sanctions on Russia...

A major highlight of 2018 was the re-passage of the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Bill by the Nigerian Senate in December 2018.

The Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry Content Development Act which established the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board was enacted in 2010.

The first quarter of 2026 was significantly shaped by global oil market instability, driven by heightened geopolitical tensions involving the United States and Iran.

Power supply in Nigeria has remained epileptic despite privatisation of the generation and distribution subsectors.

Within the last decade, the Nigerian upstream sector witnessed significant transactions involving the sale of interests in oil licenses.

Nigeria's refining sector is poised for expansion as the Federal Government, through the Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority (NMDPRA), has approved licenses for the construction.

In our 2023 year-end report, we analysed the opportunities, challenges, and transformations experienced in Nigeria's oil and gas industry, with a particular emphasis on gas.

The Nigerian Electricity Act 2023 (EA 2023) made mini-grids one of the cornerstones of Nigeria's power sector reform. It, through the licensing mechanism, moved mini-grids from being a niche "rural electrification" tool into a full commercial electricity sub-sector.

Towards achieving vision 30:30:30 through the increased penetration of mini-grids in Nigeria, the Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC or the "Commission") published a consultation paper in August 2022 calling for recommendations on its proposed amendment of the 2016 Mini-Grid Regulations.

This year there have been a number of acquisitions and proposed acquisitions of onshore oil and gas assets in Nigeria.

The Federal Government of Nigeria has set in place a framework for the generation and distribution of energy in accordance with the implementation of the Electric Power Sector Reform Act, 2005.

Nigeria is in an extremely fragile state. Available indices show characteristics of a failing state. There are conflicts and agitations everywhere, feelings of marginalization and exclusion...