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    Client Alert On The Nigerian Port Economic Regulatory Agency Act, 2026

    Nigeria's port sector enters a transformative phase with the enactment of the Nigerian Port Economic Regulatory Agency Act, establishing a comprehensive legal framework for economic regulation and oversight. The legislation grants the Nigerian Shippers' Council expanded statutory powers over tariffs, licensing, competition matters, and commercial dispute resolution. Critical questions remain about implementation and how the new regulatory structure will coordinate with existing maritime agencies to avoid ju
    NigeriaTransport
    Stren and Blan Partners
    Stren and Blan Partners
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    Acquisitions By Foreign Entities And Cross-Border Lending

    Other than restricted enterprises, there are no other applicable restrictions on acquisitions by foreign entities in Nigeria.
    NigeriaCorporate/Commercial Law
Strachan Partners
Strachan Partners
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    African Jurisdictions Regulating Resale Price Management Clauses

    Resale Price Maintenance (RPM) refers to arrangements whereby a supplier, manufacturer, or licensor sets a minimum for, or otherwise restricts the price at which downstream distributors or retailers may resell goods or services.
    GlobalAntitrust/Competition Law
    BREMER LF WLL
    BREMER LF WLL
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    NCC Launches Review Of Mobile Termination Rates And Wholesale Telecom Charges

    The Nigerian Communications Commission (“NCC”) has commenced a formal review of the Mobile Termination Rates (“MTR”) applicable within the Nigerian telecommunications sector.1 The review is an exercise aimed at reassessing the wholesale pricing framework that governs how telecom operators charge one another for terminating voice calls across networks.
    NigeriaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Advocaat Law Practice
    Advocaat Law Practice
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    Nigeria Startup Act - Examining The Potentials For Startups In Nigeria

    Nigeria has rapidly emerged as a vibrant hub for startups, particularly in the tech sector. The last few years were significant for the startup ecosystem, with many Nigerian startups rising to prominence...
    NigeriaFinance and Banking
    G ELIAS
    G ELIAS
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    NCC’s Draft MVNO Business Rules: A Regulatory Push To Unlock Nigeria’s Mobile Virtual Network Market

    Nigeria's telecommunications regulator has released draft business rules aimed at establishing a framework for Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) to enter and operate within the country's mobile network market. The proposed regulations seek to create new opportunities for service providers while addressing key operational and licensing requirements that could reshape the competitive landscape of Nigeria's telecom sector.
    NigeriaMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
    Advocaat Law Practice
    Advocaat Law Practice
  • Article

    Price Fixing In Nigeria: Risks, Rules, Compliance & Enforcement

    Market competition drives innovation and economic growth, but price fixing undermines these benefits by allowing businesses to collude and set artificial prices. In Nigeria's inflation-prone economy...
    NigeriaAntitrust/Competition Law
    Jackson, Etti & Edu
    Jackson, Etti & Edu
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    Transforming Nigeria’s Ports Economy: An Analysis Of The Nigerian Ports Economic Regulatory Agency Act 2026

    President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has signed the Nigerian Ports Economic Regulatory Agency (NPERA) Act, 2026, formally transforming the Nigerian Shippers' Council into an independent economic regulator...
    NigeriaTransport
    Adeola Oyinlade & Co
    Adeola Oyinlade & Co
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    Transforming Nigeria's Ports Economy-An Analysis Of The Nigerian Ports Economic Regulatory Agency Act 2026 (September 2026)

    Nigeria's maritime sector undergoes a major regulatory transformation with the Nigerian Ports Economic Regulatory Agency Act, 2026, which establishes a comprehensive framework for economic regulation of ports, introduces stricter tariff controls, enhanced enforcement powers, and transitions the Nigerian Shippers' Council into a dedicated economic regulator with expanded authority over port operations, terminal operators, and shipping services.
    NigeriaTransport
    G ELIAS
    G ELIAS
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    Opportunities in Nigeria’s Cabotage: Foreign Investors to get a Piece of the Cake!

    Nigeria made a bold attempt to change the face of maritime business within its coasts when it enacted the Coastal and Inland Shipping (Cabotage) Act 2003.
    NigeriaTransport
    Templars
    Templars
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