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As artificial intelligence becomes deeply embedded in Nigerian business operations—from financial services to creative industries—fundamental questions emerge about who owns the underlying AI systems...

For international companies considering Nigeria, courtroom delays are costly: commercial cases can take five years or more, and litigation may consume up to 15% of the disputed sum.

The 2021 Marginal Field Bid Rounds concluded with 57 marginal field assets awarded to 161 companies by the Department of Petroleum Resources in what was the 2nd bid round since 2002/2003.

Nigeria remains one of Africa’s most attractive real estate markets, particularly in major commercial centres such as Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Ogun State, and other fast-developing urban areas. Foreign investors buy property in Nigeria for residential use, commercial investment, industrial projects, hospitality, agriculture, warehousing, and long-term capital appreciation. However, buying property in Nigeria as a foreigner requires proper legal guidance because land ownership in Nigeria is regulated by federal and state laws, and title documentation can be complex.

Nigeria’s real estate sector has become one of the most valuable and resilient parts of the national economy, with a projected market value above $2.42 trillion by 2026.1 For institutional buyers and high-net-worth Investors, property offers a hedge against inflation and a source of steady returns- and that appetite keeps the deals flowing.

In June 2025, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu signed into law four landmark Tax Reform Bills: the Nigeria Tax Act (NTA), the Nigeria Tax Administration Act (NTAA), the Nigeria Revenue Service Act (NRSA), and the Joint Revenue Board Act (JRBA) .

With the advancements made in payment systems space over the last few years, the purchase of goods and services is frequently done with the use of payment cards.

As at April 5, 2020 the World Health Organisation ("WHO") has reported over two hundred countries/territories/areas with confirmed cases of the COVID-19 pandemic with the Falkland Islands ...

In tandem with "revival" efforts to enact the Petroleum Industry Bill (PIB), the PIB Task Force's deliverable will foreshadow an Executive Bill to be (re)submitted...

Nigeria has emerged as a critical hub for venture capital and corporate expansion in Sub-Saharan Africa, yet success hinges on understanding the complex regulatory framework introduced by CAMA 2020...

A Lagos landlord invested years and millions in constructing a 4-unit apartment block, only to face the critical challenge of finding trustworthy tenants. Through comprehensive tenant screening, document verification...

The Blockchain has proven to be a game-changing technology with world-reaching effects. In addition to use-cases such as cryptocurrencies and nonfungible tokens (NFTs)...

In every commercial transaction, obligations, rights, and remedies are imposed on Vendors and Buyers. Such obligations, rights, and remedies could be expressly written or implied...

Payment risk remains one of the most persistent commercial pressures in the oil and gas sector, where upstream operators, international service contractors and engineering, procurement and construction (EPC)...

As Nigeria's oil and gas production capacity continues to increase, the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission ("NUPRC")...

In contracts between Nigerian counterparties, the transaction will more often than not be governed by Nigerian laws.

A bond is a promise by deed, where the person giving the promise (the "Obligor") promises to pay another person (the "Obligee"), a sum of money.