The step for trademark renewal in Nigeria is stipulated in the Trademark Act LFN 2004 (the Act), while the Trademark, Patents, and Design Registry under the Commercial Department of the Ministry of

A logo is a symbol, graphic mark, emblem, stylized name, or other design used to identify a company, organization, product, or brand.

Real estate investment in Nigeria is one of the major investments attracting both local and foreign investors.

A foundation is a NGO, it is a charitable organization or body or association of persons that can be registered as "Incorporated Trustees" under Part F, Section 823 of the Companies and Allied Matters Act, 2020.

An incorporated company has a separate entity distinct from the individuals who are shareholders and directors in control of the company's operations.

The commission in charge of business registration in Nigeria is the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), which was established by virtue of the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA)...

Registration of a private limited company in Nigeria has further been revamped by the Companies and Allied Matters Act 2020 and Companies Regulations 2021 made according to the Act.

The law places a responsibility on the employer to provide good working conditions for their employees, this ranges from a healthy and safe environment, and provisions of safety equipment...

The Oil and Gas sector serves as a major source of revenue in Nigeria. Any person intending to start an oil and gas business in Nigeria must comply with the certain legal requirements.

A registered trademark is a recognizable name or design that is used to identify and set one product or service apart from another.

Financial institutions require security as collateral before granting loans to borrowers.

The Companies and Allied Matters Act 2020 (as amended) regulates and governs the registration of a public company limited by shares in Nigeria.

The process of suing someone in Nigeria is to bring an action in Court against a person for various reasons such as a breach of contract, tortuous act and among others.

Importation is a business operation that involves acquiring commercial consumable goods

All companies registered in Nigeria are required to have a company secretary by the provision of Section 330(1) of the Companies and Allied Matters Act

Renewable energy deals with power generation from hydro and gas-fired thermal power plants.

Enforcement of foreign judgements in Nigeria can be achieved through two major ways, either by an action at common law or by reciprocal enforcement

The type of tax incentives granted is dependent on the sector, income type, business size, and business location.

A registered trademark owner in Nigeria can assign his rights under Nigerian law.

Buying property is one of the important steps most people wish to take at one point in life. There is some information to know before buying land in Nigeria.