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On November 22, 2024, the Supreme Court of Nigeria delivered a landmark judgment in Suit No. SC/1/2008, between the Attorney-General of Lagos State & Ors and the Attorney-General of the Federation & Ors...

The Remote Gaming License in Nigeria refers to the remote operator permit that enables foreign gaming companies to lawfully provide online gaming services...

Sentinal will allow integrated payment service providers to deduct taxes at transaction-points and remit same directly to Government's Treasury.

Telecommunication licence is a prerequisite for the operation of any telecommunication service in Nigeria. The Nigerian Communication Commission...

On 22 November 2024, the Supreme Court of Nigeria delivered a significant judgment in Attorney-General of Lagos State & Ors v. Attorney-General of the Federation & Ors (SC/1/2008)...

Nigeria has benefitted significantly from Chinese investment in the fintech industry, gaming, and infrastructure sector. Initially...

Nigeria's betting industry is a fast-growing area of the economy.

The old industry of lottery and gaming has continued to develop with several innovations globally. With an estimated twenty-six percent of the world's total population involved in gambling...

The Nigerian lottery and gaming industry has seen a lot of growth and expansion in recent years.

Sports betting is regulated at the federal and state government levels in Nigeria. The type of sports betting activity a company wants to carry out will determine...

Obtaining a sports betting license in Nigeria is a crucial step for operators looking to establish a legitimate presence in this dynamic industry.

Each product licence operates within a legal framework that reflects a mix of federal- and state-level regulations. An operator seeking to operate under a product...

Gaming remains one of the most lucrative and fastest-growing markets in Nigeria. Over the years, there has been an increasing number of game lovers and enthusiasts, especially among the youthful population...

Nigeria's gaming industry has grown exponentially in recent years, establishing itself as a lucrative market for global investors. Valued at over $1 billion, the sector is driven by Nigeria's youthful population...

In a landmark decision delivered on 22 November 2024, the Supreme Court nullified the National Lottery Act 2005 (‘NLA'), which established the National Lottery Regulatory Commission...

Intellectual property licensing plays a crucial role in the entertainment industry, governing how creative works are used, distributed, and monetized across various platforms and territories. This publication examines the legal frameworks, contractual considerations, and best practices for licensing IP rights in entertainment contexts. Understanding these licensing mechanisms is essential for content creators, distributors, and rights holders navigating the complex landscape of entertainment law.

Obtaining an online gaming license in Nigeria involves navigating through regulatory frameworks and legal requirements that are crucial for compliance and legitimacy in the gaming industry.