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The Nigerian Court of Appeal (Lagos Division) recently quashed the decision of the (trial) Federal High Court and held that the non-registration of a technology transfer agreement

Property is defined as the right to acquire, possess, use or enjoy a definitive thing on the one hand, or any determinate thing over which these bundle of rights can be exercised.

The Abuse of Dominance Regulations 2022 was made by the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission in exercise of its powers under sections 17, 18 and 163 ...

The COVID-19 pandemic is becoming one of the most serious threats to global markets and international trade seen in recent times.

In today’s fast-paced financial world, companies often need quick short-term funding to keep operations running smoothly.

The law of the land has provided a fair and even ground for all persons, nationals, and non-nationals, to prospect, actualize and carry on business in Nigeria subject to the applicable regulations.

The Nigerian Insurance Industry Reform Act 2025 introduces sweeping changes to motor vehicle insurance regulation, expanding mandatory coverage requirements and increasing liability limits. How will these reforms impact vehicle owners, operators, and insurers operating within Nigeria's transport sector?

Lord Edmund –Davis in his book "Judicial Activism"1975, wrote as follows:

The Nigerian energy sector harbors a powerful yet invisible force: the Shadow Director. Operating beyond formal boardroom appointments, these figures wield massive influence over corporate decisions...

Corporate and commercial law encompasses a wide range of legal services that cater to the needs of businesses, from small enterprises to multinational corporations.

Trademark registration in Nigeria involves multiple stages including preliminary searches, filing, examination, publication, and opposition periods. Understanding the timeline and factors that can affect the registration process is essential for businesses, entrepreneurs, and foreign investors seeking to protect their brand assets in the Nigerian market.

Nigeria's entertainment industry has evolved into a sophisticated commercial sector, yet high-profile disputes over master recordings, royalty entitlements, and contract terms continue to plague relationships between artists, labels, and managers. This comprehensive legal analysis examines the contractual framework governing Nigeria's creative economy, from recording agreements and publishing deals to endorsement contracts and distribution arrangements, revealing how proper legal structuring can protect sta

In January 2026, the European Union Commission (EU Commission) updated its list of high-risk third country jurisdictions, effectively removing Nigeria from its Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorist Financing (AML/CFT) High-Risk Third Countries List. This follows the delisting of Nigeria from the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) grey list in October 2025.

A Lagos off-plan property development appeared ready for market with printed brochures, active construction, and growing media attention. However, when a prospective buyer's lawyer reviewed the title documents, fundamental legal issues emerged that the developer had never anticipated, ultimately costing them the sale and revealing how inadequate legal foundations can undermine even the most promising real estate projects.

In an effort to increase revenue, especially from non-oil sectors, the Federal Government of Nigeria has recently implemented a series of fiscal reforms.

There are several applicable rules and regulations of doing business in Nigeria. This purpose of this write-up is aimed at summarizing the steps required to carry out business in Nigeria...

In recent years, Nigeria’s Mergers and Acquisitions (“M&A”) landscape has witnessed notable growth, driven by increasing investor confidence, regulatory reforms, and the strategic consolidation of businesses across sectors such as banking, financial services, energy, telecommunications, healthcare, and technology.

The first step towards incorporating a company in Nigeria is to conduct a "name availability search" at the Corporate Affairs Commission, in order to confirm that the desired name for the company is available for use, ...