Money laundering and terrorist financing are major threats to national and global security, and Nigeria is no exception.

An International Money Transfer Operator (IMTO) is a company approved by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to facilitate the transfer of funds from individuals or entities residing abroad to recipients in Nigeria.

With the enactment of the Investment and Securities Act 2025, virtual assets/digital assets including cryptocurrencies, Non-Fungible Tokens, etc. can now be legally traded and transacted in Nigeria subject to satisfying applicable legal requirements.

On 26th June 2025, the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria signed four landmark tax reform bills into law, marking a significant shift in the nation's tax landscape.

Revocation of trademarks refers to the legal process of cancelling or removing a registered trademark from the official Trademark Register by the Registrar of Trademarks or the court.

Almost three years after The Start-up Act, was signed into law in Nigeria, the jury is still out as to whether or not it has made any difference at enhancing the development and growth of the Nigerian Startup sector and encouraged innovation and entrepreneurship for startups.

Disputes are inevitable in most business relationships.

In the last few years, the Nigerian Financial Technology (FinTech) space has witnessed exponential growth and has attracted both local and international investors.