The hotel business in Nigeria is very profitable. However, to provide these services, these potential investors have to comply with the laws and regulations applicable in the sector.

Adverse Possession, also known as "squatter's rights," is a legal principle, doctrine, or theory of real estate law that states that someone who has been in possession of another's land...

In December last year, Folake decided to have a detty December after a tedious work year, and in order to achieve this, she needed to buy the best of hairs and outfits.

As the commercial nerve centre of Nigeria, Lagos boasts a legal market teeming with firms that specialize in fiscal and finance law, providing services to both domestic and international clients.

In our increasingly connected world, the digital age has brought forth numerous benefits, transforming the way we communicate, work, and access information.

Before investing in any Nigerian company, whether through a share acquisition, a joint venture, or a full takeover, it is essential to conduct thorough due diligence. Nigeria is a vibrant and fast-growing market...

Funding is a critical phase in the growth and sustainability of any startup, especially for those that have achieved post-revenue or money-generating status. While securing funding can be a significant milestone...

It is common practice among Nigerian banks to set up bank deposit targets for their employees and make these targets the basis for their performance appraisal.

When engaging in fundraising efforts, whether for a Non-Profit Organization, a startup, or any other venture, there are certain landmines to avoid to increase the chances of successful outcomes...

Nigeria remains a compelling destination for foreign direct investment in 2025. With its population of over 200 million, abundant natural resources, and a growing technology and services sector...

Trade secrets are a vital component of a company's intellectual property portfolio giving them a competitive advantage over their competitors in the industry.

A Free trade zone is a distinct economic zone in the country that confers special privileges in relation to trade and business policy for companies carrying on business within that zone, especially in the area of taxes.

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...

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...

Denied boarding is a distressing experience that occurs when an airline refuses to allow a passenger to board a flight, despite holding a valid ticket and having fulfilled all necessary requirements.

In Nigeria, where the intricacies of refund policies and passenger rights become intertwined with the regulations established by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority...

Limited Liability Partnership is one of the new innovations among others of the new CAMA 2020. A limited liability partnership is a body corporate formed and incorporated...

Arbitration is a private dispute resolution method that usually results in an arbitral award.

Disputes are inevitable in every relationship; they may be civil, commercial, or domestic in nature. In Nigeria, where the court system often faces significant delays due to backlogged...

Thinking of raising funds for your start-up or generally, want to know how much your start-up is worth? Here are 20 (twenty) key points to note about start-up valuation...