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Filling of annual returns hold a crucial role in maintaining transparency and compliance within the corporate sector. As contained in Section 417 of CAMA 2020...

There is no doubt that Nigeria's Start up eco system has grown tremendously over the years and is fast becoming a force to reckon with both within and outside Africa. Thus, it ...

The PSC Amendment Act provides for stiff penal provisions with regards to its violation.

The Nigerian government has introduced a directive aimed at significantly reducing the time and cost involved in securing contracts within the petroleum sector.

Nigeria's technology economy has long operated with a structural contradiction: businesses built and run from Nigeria are often incorporated offshore. Itana, Nigeria's first licensed digital free zone, aims to resolve this by adapting the country's free-zone framework to accommodate technology, finance and service businesses that don't require significant physical infrastructure.

Lagos is launching a €410 million water transport project to transform its underutilized waterways into a viable public transit system. Can this ambitious initiative overcome regulatory conflicts between federal and state authorities, infrastructure gaps, and deeply ingrained commuter habits to finally make water transport work in Africa's largest city?

In Nigeria, up to 8 million electricity customers do not have electricity meters but they consume electricity. What happens is that an electricity distribution company ("DisCo") estimates the amount...

The Local Content Compliance Requirement 2024 is a new piece of legislation aimed at increasing the participation of Nigerian businesses and individuals in the country's economy.

Nigeria's infrastructure, currently valued at about 35% of the nation's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) is widely regarded as dilapidated and inadequate.

The transformation of Nigeria's Shippers' Council into the Nigeria Ports Economic Regulatory Agency represents the culmination of nearly five decades of port reform, driven by sustained advocacy and litigation. This article examines how Dr. Olisa Agbakoba's regulatory campaign, executive action, and landmark maritime litigation shaped the creation of an independent economic regulator for Nigerian ports, while exploring the complex jurisdictional relationship between NPERA and the Nigerian Ports Authority.

A TWP is an entry permit available to expatriates who possess special skills and are invited to Nigeria by corporate bodies to carry out short term assignments such as erection / after-sales installation work, ...

Generally, legal practice (what lawyers do) hasn't changed much but what has undergone, and is continually undergoing significant changes, is legal delivery (who bundles the work and from what model).

The Nigerian oil and gas industry stands on the brink of significant transformation as President Ahmed Tinubu approves amendments to the Petroleum Industry Act. What specific reforms are being proposed, and how will these changes reshape the regulatory landscape for one of Africa's most critical energy sectors?

Nigeria's Federal Government remains the largest economic player owning vast land, oil reserves, infrastructure assets, and regulatory powers that influence every sector.

Ideologically, it is expected that the government provides basic social amenities and infrastructure for its populace largely through taxes paid by citizens.

A bill titled "A Bill for an Act to substitute the annexure to Decree 24 of 1999 with a new governance model for the Federal Republic of Nigeria" has been circulating online for some time.

In countries across the world, construction projects are vital for infrastructure development, which in turn drives economic growth. Nigeria is no exception, with its infrastructure sector covering key amenities...