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In line with our goal of maintaining industry leadership while constantly positioning ourselves as the ‘Firm of the Future', the Partnership has approved the admission of Mr. Chinedum Umeche, ...

Nigeria's Gas Master Plan 2026 aims to transform the country's energy landscape through strategic midstream gas infrastructure development.

Project finance transactions are, by their nature, capital-intensive and typically funded through a combination of debt instruments drawn from multiple sources: senior lenders, mezzanine financiers, subordinated creditors, and increasingly, development finance institutions.

A trust is a legal arrangement in which an asset owner/grantor (the person who creates the trust and can also be a beneficiary)...

Large-scale infrastructure projects require sophisticated financing structures that allocate risk among multiple stakeholders.

Nigeria's real estate market in 2025 navigates cautious stabilisation amid easing inflation and more orderly FX conditions, yet high borrowing costs and constrained purchasing power continue to limit broad-based growth. How are investors responding to these mixed signals, and which property segments are demonstrating the strongest resilience in this challenging environment?

With a few exceptions, section 162 of the Nigerian Constitution requires that all revenues collected by the Government of the Federation shall be paid into a special account called the Federation Account, from where it will be distributed amongst the Federal, State and Local Governments.

Financial inter-dependence is commonplace for humans and companies alike. Recourse is usually made to surplus units (humans and companies) when a company seeks to finance its objectives.

The Federal Government launched the National Mass Metering Programme (NMMP) in respect of which the CBN, in October 2020, issued the Framework for Financing of National Mass Metering Programme...

The Nigerian infrastructure landscape has witnessed a transformative era marked by the August 2025 Regulatory Pivot, a strategic move that transitions the nation from a regime of centralized congestion toward one of institutional autonomy.

It is tempting, when analysing the financing of public-private partnerships, to proceed in the natural order that comes to lawyers: first legal framework, then structure, then instruments, and finally the numbers. That order, however, produces a somewhat distorted picture. Financing is not simply one part or aspect of a larger project; it is, in a sense, the whole project.

In 2019, the Central Bank of Nigeria issued a directive mandating banks to increase their loan portfolios.

This is because there is a direct relationship between recourse and the sponsor's balance sheet, debt to assets ratio, and risk.

Financial inter-dependence is commonplace for humans and companies alike. Recourse is usually made to surplus units (humans and companies) when a company seeks to finance its objectives

The Electricity Act, 2023 (the "Act") was signed into law on the 8th day of June 2023 by the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Despite obvious challenges, Nigeria continues to aspire to be Africa's premier investment destination. In 2010, the Federal Government (FG)'s Roadmap for Power Sector Reform (RPSR)...

Credit Guarantee Schemes have been widely considered as one of the means of addressing the challenge of limited access to credit by Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs).