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To ensure that host communities derive both economic and social benefits from mining activities conducted within their territories, the Federal Government ("FG")...

In 2016, the Nigerian Film Industry was recognised as the largest film producer in the world with an estimated contribution of 2.3% (NGN239 billion) to the nation's Gross Domestic Product (GDP).

Survival of family businesses has always been a cause for concern for family business experts. Considerable efforts and resources have over time been invested in the development of solutions ...

By virtue of Regulation 13 of the Companies Regulations 2021 ("the Regulation"), all existing companies whose issued capital are less than the minimum issued share capital...

In the vibrant and dynamic landscape of Nigeria, the allure of entrepreneurship has never been stronger.

On May 29, 2025, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu signed the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Operations (Cost Efficiency Incentives) Order, 2025 (the "Order")...

A Nominee is a person who holds assets on behalf of another person but who does not have any beneficial interest in the assets

Under Nigerian law, business activities may be undertaken in Nigeria through any of the following types of entities or arrangements:

One of the hardest decisions in business is knowing when to pivot. For many founders – especially in family businesses, a pivot can feel like abandoning roots, like changing the very DNA of what you have built. But the truth is: pivoting should not be seen as erasing the past but as a means to preserve the future.

With over $4 billion raised in private capital across Africa last year, we're seeing families step into deals that offer more than just returns. From co-investments in energy and logistics...

On March 23, 2022, the Central Bank of Nigeria ("CBN") issued Guidelines for the Regulation and Supervision of Credit Guarantee Companies ("CGC") in Nigeria (the "Guidelines").

It appears remote working will be around for a long time; this also comes with its peculiar challenges.

Nigeria remains one of Africa's most attractive business destinations, with many foreign companies choosing to gradually enter the market by establishing either a branch office or a representative...

The enactment of the Companies and Allied Matters Act ("CAMA") 2020 was a significant highlight of 2020.

The Business Facilitation (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 2022 introduced amendments to the provisions of various legislation including the Immigration Act 2015.

As multinational corporations continue to expand their footprints into high-growth markets, Nigeria remains a key destination, both for its strategic position in West Africa and its vast consumer base.

2020 has been unprecedented in the scale and magnitude of economic turbulence both globally and locally.