The recent tax reform laws have significantly reshaped how employees' income is taxed in Nigeria, introducing new bands and reliefs, and clarifying existing ones to promote economic fairness and tax compliance.

Employee benefits such as health insurance, pensions, annual leave, and work-life balance initiatives can greatly improve an employee's overall job satisfaction and ultimately lead to increased productivity and loyalty.

Commercial transactions in Nigeria, particularly the importation of goods, are predominantly conducted via maritime transport.

The insurance industry is one of the specialised businesses having a peculiar business model and corresponding distinct tax considerations in Nigeria.

The insurance market on the continent of Africa has changed and continues to change significantly – but it still has a long way to go.

Stamp duties are indirect taxes/charges for a stamp or seal applied on a written or electronic document which if executed, makes it a legal document and will be admissible in any court of law.

In Construction, the Employer may nominate a Subcontractor to carry out some Works. In such instance, the Employer would negotiate price with the appointed Subcontractor and direct the Main contractor...

Nigeria's largest purchaser of healthcare and regulator of all health insurance schemes has entered the next phase of its journey to better measure and improve the quality of care in its network by working with PharmAccess.

The story of Chief and Mrs. Brown underscores the importance of insurance in intergenerational wealth management.

Cargo insurance is an important part of international and domestic trade, offering financial protection against the risks that goods face while in transit.

Recent developments, such as: the rise of insurance aggregators, disruptive technologies such as internet of things (IoTs) in business, improvement in Nigeria's ranking in World Bank's...

On February 1, 2022, the primary regulator of insurers in Nigeria, the National Insurance Commission issued the Insurance Web Aggregators Operational Guidelines, 2022.

Nigeria cedes $4-5 billion annually in marine liability insurance premiums to foreign institutions, creating a legally mandated market opportunity with no domestic competitor. Development finance institutions and blended capital structures could establish the country's first Protection and Indemnity club, capturing a revenue stream that currently flows entirely offshore while building critical local capacity in underwriting, claims management, and maritime risk assessment.

On the 17th July 2021, a popular supermarket in Abuja, Next Cash and Carry located in the Kado area of the Federal Capital Territory in Abuja was gutted by fire.

Pursuant to the powers conferred on the National Insurance Commission by the National Insurance Commission Act 1997 ..

In pursuance of the powers conferred on the National Insurance Commission by the National Insurance Commission Act 1997, the Commission recently issued the Insurance Web Aggregators Operational Guidelines.

On Tuesday, August 5, 2025, the Nigerian President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu signed into law the Nigerian Insurance Industry Reform Act (NIIRA or the "Act") 2025.