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In Nigeria, the execution of an aircraft or engine sale agreement will attract stamp duties at an ad valorem rate of 1.5%.

More often than not, flying in Nigeria does not always go as planned: flights get arbitrarily delayed, bags go missing or damaged, and sometimes trips are even cancelled at the last minute.

In 1999 African ministers responsible for civil aviation under the aegis of the Organisation of African Unity (now the African Union) adopted the Yamoussoukro Decision – a multilateral agreement between Africa's 54 countries ...

In order to avoid the Consignees of Cargo turning the Port into a dumping ground for their Cargo storage leading to Ports Congestion and other logistic challenges, the Nigerian Government came...

In a wet lease arrangement, the lessor provides not only the aircraft but also the crew, maintenance, insurance, and other operational services to the lessee.

This six-part series began in Part I with an overview of the Cape Town Convention and the Aircraft Protocol.

Space policy is the political decision-making process for and application of a state's public policy regarding space flights and uses of outer space, for civil and military purposes.

From supporting the tourism and hospitality sector, to promoting global trade and international or diplomatic relations, the aviation sector contributes a heavy quota to the Nigerian economy.

The major focus of most businesses is to achieve customer satisfaction by sustaining and/or improving the quality of goods and services delivered to their clients.

The Aviation Industry has in no doubt, contributed greatly to the growth and development of the economy. It in fact, contributed 0.14% to the nation's GDP in the year 2019...

On September 23rd, 2025, the Federal Ministry of Aviation and Aerospace Development announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with DALIL UAE, a globally recognised AI-driven technology company...

The Cape Town Convention on International Interests in Mobile Equipment, commonly known as the Cape Town Convention (CTC), is an international treaty that standardises transactions involving movable property.

This piece seeks to discuss the applicability of the revision of the limits of liability under the Montreal Convention 1999 to civil aviation claims in Nigeria, the consequences of the revision of the limits of liability ...

This article seeks to provide answers to some key frequently asked questions about aircraft registration in Nigeria.

The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) is the government regulatory body responsible for aviation and the registration of aircraft in Nigeria as established by the Civil Aviation Act 2006.

Air travel is a contract of carriage between the airline and the passenger, governed by both international conventions and domestic aviation laws.

Part II of the series situates aircraft financing within Nigeria's domestic legal and regulatory environment examines the statutory scaffolding presented in Part I, explaining how each statute interacts with the Convention's provisions.