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In 2019, the Central Bank of Nigeria issued a directive mandating banks to increase their loan portfolios.

The guidelines of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) include timelines for primary elections, campaigns, substitution of candidates, general elections e.t.c. Section 29 (1) of the Act states.

The concept and use of plea bargain in Nigeria has caused much furore in recent years. This has been because of its use by the EFCC in dealing with cases of corruption by public officials and others holding offices of public trust.

Nigeria's persistent inability to meet energy demand remains paradoxical, given the nation's abundant endowment of natural and mineral resources scattered across its 6 geo-political zones.

Yes, it is regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") Rules on Crowdfunding, which came into force on the 21st of January 2021.

Securing capital is integral to the growth of any business and companies typically explore two primary avenues: debt financing and equity financing. While debt financing often involves traditional banks and capital markets.

It is commonplace to witness the rage of disgruntled customers at any local Nigerian airport expressing their disappointment for the cancellation or delays in their flight to their respective destinations.

Crowdfunding, also known as "online financing," is defined as raising funds to finance a project or business from the public using an online platform.

To validly institute a civil action, it is the position of the law that there is a time limit within which such action can be brought before a court for proper adjudication.

As the global landscape evolves and international trade flourishes, arbitration has emerged as a preferred mechanism for resolving international commercial disputes, providing parties a neutral forum and a streamlined process.

The year 2024 marked a pivotal moment for Nigeria's Power Sector. The Sector witnessed sweeping reforms aimed at repositioning it for growth and sustainability.

The Investments and Securities Act 2025 ("ISA 2025" or the "New Act") was signed into law in March 2025, repealing the Investments and Securities Act of 2007 ("ISA 2007 or the "Old Act").

On the 17th day of March 2023, the President of Nigeria assented to the Act passed by the Nigerian National Assembly in 2022 repealing the Copyright Act of 2004

Nigerian startups face intense competition for senior talent in a globalised market where cash compensation alone often falls short. Employee Share Schemes offer a strategic solution to attract and retain key professionals while conserving...

The Arbitration Law of any nation is the established legal framework for resolving disputes outside the traditional court systems by providing parties to a dispute, with a fair and impartial alternative to litigation.

Most often, investors engage in investment activities by establishing or investing in a local company in the host State(s) to enable them participate in large-scale projects and take advantage ...

Given the global economic realities, resolution of disputes has become a necessary aspect of commercial negotiations by parties.