Casual work arrangement (also known as Non-Standard Work Arrangement (NSWA)) is generally used to describe work arrangements which do not fall within the traditional definition of employment.

This article is premised on the recent decisions of the National Industrial Court of Nigeria in Suit No. NICN/LA/553/2018 – Mr. Godson Ikechukwu Nkume v First Bank of Nigeria Limited and Suit No. NICN/LA/402/2018 –

The majority of people with a mobile phone or access to the internet have received unsolicited emails or calls at some point in time from telemarketers.

On 10 March, 2022, the Federal High Court sitting in Abuja in Suits No: FHC/ABJ/CS/791/2020: Fan Milk International A/S v. Mandarin Oriental Services BV and The Registrar of Trademarks...

The removal of a director is popularly recognised as the exclusive preserve of a company's members in general meetings in line with the provision of section 288(1) of the Companies and Allied Matters Act, 2020...

The Nigerian Fintech Industry has been booming with focus on payment services, wealth management and investment technology companies (InvestTech).

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the Nigeria InterBank Settlement Systems Plc (NIBSS) recently announced that from January 16th 2023, a national card scheme will be rolled out that will improve...

The Nigerian entertainment and creative industry has experienced massive growth over the last decade.

As a starting point, the legal and regulatory facet of cybercrime and cybersecurity will be considered.

Financial technology represents technologies that are disrupting the traditional banking services and revolutionising the financial landscape.

March 17, 2023, ushered in a new regime for the copyright space in Nigeria. The President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria signed the Copyright Bill 2022 into law, which officially repealed...

WIPO defines a patent as an exclusive right granted in respect of an invention, which may be a product or a process that provides a new and inventive way of doing something, or offers a new...

Image rights are beginning to gain prominence with numerous instances of their exploitations and infringements.

The Nigerian government's decision to close its land borders on 20 August 2019 has raised many questions regarding the legality of the government's action ...

COVID-19 is having a material impact on the execution of construction projects in Nigeria and the world.

Tax liability attaches to the assets and incomes belonging to or accruing to persons which may, within the context, include natural and corporate persons under the laws in force in Nigeria.

The introduction of fibre optic cables in the telecommunications sector can be said to be one of the revolutionary developments in the sector.

The fact that the assets being considered for sale are oil and gas assets has further intensified the competition, which is characteristic of the sale of a public energy asset in Nigeria.

The International Convention for the Prevention of Pollution from Ships ("MARPOL" or the "Convention") was promoted by the International Maritime Organisation ("IMO").

The use of Voice over Internet Protocol ("VoIP") enabled Apps and devices as a communication tool by both organisations and individuals has been on the steady increase...