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    What Are The Advantages Of Winding Up A Nigerian Company Which Is No Longer Carrying On Business?

    There are various reasons for which a company may no longer be able to carry on business. This may be due to business, financial, economic or social factors.
    NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Fred-Young & Evans
    Fred-Young & Evans
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    What Is A Legal Opinion? Why Are My Series A Investors Asking For One?

    If you are raising a Series A Financing (or any priced equity around), US venture capital firms will typically ask you to provide a legal opinion, as one of the closing conditions for a venture capital...
    NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Balogun Harold Legal
    Balogun Harold Legal
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Assignment And Franchising Of Trademark In Nigeria

A registered trademark owner in Nigeria can assign his rights under Nigerian law.
NigeriaIntellectual Property
Resolution Law Frim
Resolution Law Frim
  • Article

    Land Acquisition In Lagos State: Step-By-Step Guide And Key Legal Considerations

    As more people and businesses flock to Lagos, Nigeria's commercial hub, the real estate sector has become one of the booming investment opportunities in Lagos State. The demand for land in Lagos has been on the rise.
    NigeriaReal Estate and Construction
    Firmus Advisory
    Firmus Advisory
  • Article

    The Presidential Directive On Local Content Compliance Requirement 2024

    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.
    NigeriaCompliance
    Niji Oni & Co.
    Niji Oni & Co.
  • Article

    6 Normal Business Practices That Are Actually Illegal (And Could Cost You Everything)

    Most business owners do not wake up intending to break the law.
    NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL)
    Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL)
  • Article

    Advantages And Disadvantages Of Private Companies Limited By Shares In Nigeria

    A private company is prevented from raising capital for its business by inviting the public to subscribe for its shares.
    NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Fred-Young & Evans
    Fred-Young & Evans
  • Article

    Avoiding Ambiguity: The Role Of Clear Language In Contracts

    A contract is one of the most essential instruments in both commercial and personal legal relationships.
    NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Regville
    Regville
  • Article

    Capitalizing On Change: The Impact Of CBN's Recapitalization On Corporate Finance

    Finance acts as the vital fuel that drives growth and innovation within businesses, while regulation provides essential safeguards that maintain stability and integrity in the marketplace.
    NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
    SimmonsCooper Partners
    SimmonsCooper Partners
  • Article

    Enhancing Value: The Power Of Due Diligence In The Acquisition Process

    Discover the essence of due diligence and why it's a game-changer for your business. Our experts delve into its vital role in enhancing value and uncovering hidden opportunities.
    NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Forvis Mazars
    Forvis Mazars
  • Article

    Harmonizing CAMA And Corporate Tax Laws: Navigating Legal Frameworks For Foreign Companies In Nigeria

    The business landscape in Nigeria is shaped by intricate legal frameworks, which includes key legislations: the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA), Companies Income Tax Act (CITA) and Petroleum Profit Tax Act (PPTA).
    NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
    KPMG in Nigeria
    KPMG in Nigeria
  • Article

    How To Get An Expatriate Quota In Nigeria

    Expatriate quota is a type of authorization given by the Ministry of Interior to businesses and registered firms to hire foreign nationals with the necessary capabilities with the intention of teaching...
    NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
    The Trusted Advisors
    The Trusted Advisors
  • Article

    Investment Guide: Doing Business In Nigeria

    With immense growth in technology and globalization, cross-border investments have taken prime positions in global economies.
    NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Alliance Law Firm
    Alliance Law Firm
  • Article

    Legislative Update On Company Business Letters

    This article examines the legal framework governing the sanctioning of directors and other corporate officers in Nigeria and the United Kingdom. It explores the regulatory mechanisms, enforcement procedures, and comparative approaches used to hold company leadership accountable for misconduct or breach of duties. The analysis provides insights into how both jurisdictions balance corporate governance with director protection.
    NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Solola & Akpana
    Solola & Akpana
  • Article

    Meta's Changes: More Speech, Fewer Mistakes

    As of 2025, Meta has 3.07 billion monthly active users.
    NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Balogun Harold Legal
    Balogun Harold Legal
  • Article

    Negotiating Key Provisions In A Simple Agreement For Future Equity ("Safe")

    In a previous article, we discussed what it means to raise capital through a Simple Agreement for Future Equity ("SAFE"). The SAFE was introduced in 2013, by Y Combinator (YC)...
    NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Pavestones
    Pavestones
  • Article

    NGX Technology Board: Considerations For Listing Your Technology Company On The Nigerian Stock Exchange

    The Nigerian technology ecosystem has grown astronomically over years, with startups and technology companies springing up across the country. In recent times, however, factors such as the current economic...
    NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Pavestones
    Pavestones
  • Article

    Pitfalls In Website Term And Conditions: Simplifying Online Contracts

    Website User Agreement (WUA) or Terms and Conditions (T&Cs) stipulates the rights and obligations of users and website owners (i.e., your company);
    NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Alliance Law Firm
    Alliance Law Firm
  • Article

    Procedure For Expatriate Quota Application In Nigeria

    The expatriate quota application in Nigeria immediately comes after the registration of company in Nigeria by any foreigners seeking to migrate to Nigeria to carry out any permanent work.
    NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
    Resolution Law Frim
    Resolution Law Frim
  • Article

    Procedures For Money Lenders License In Nigeria

    Pursuant to section 2 of the Lagos State Money Lender Law, any person who lends money in consideration of a larger sum being repaid will be regarded as a lender.
    NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
    The Trusted Advisors
    The Trusted Advisors
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