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Over the past few years, the Nigerian creative sector has witnessed several moments of genius, instances that were neither staged nor planned, but born of perfect timing.

One of the longest -standing principles of the Nigerian legal system is the sanctity of court orders . It is a well-established rule that every person against...

From 28 to 30 May 2024 a national workshop on the Agreement on Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property (TRIPS), organised by the World Trade Organisation...

Over the years, the growth of the Nigerian fintech ecosystem has spurred a range of financial product offerings. One such offshoot is the digital lending platforms or "loan apps" as they are commonly referred to...

New leadership and the regulatory changes they bring can have a profound impact on the landscape of business operations. Following the swearing in of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on May 29, 2023

The sub-Sahara Africa has become a place of interest for the world. Though the region recorded an enormous inflow of investment in the past decade, there are however palpable set-backs that still impede economic development.

The Corporate Affairs Commission ("the Commission"), published a final list of 91,194 companies to be struck off the register of companies by a notice dated 5th December 2023.

A law firm is a business that offers legal representation and advice to clients. It can assume a variety of organisational forms, including partnership, limited liability partnership...

According to statistics, Nigeria currently has more than 28,000 startups across the country[1], making it one of Africa’s strongest destinations for building within the startup ecosystem. Within the last five years alone, 3,735 new companies have been founded and over $213 million in funding has been raised. Additionally, startups in Nigeria have witnessed 203 acquisitions and 247 Initial Public Offerings[2].

Also, Lagos has a large and diverse population, leading to a higher number of legal disputes, both civil and criminal. This creates a need for more lawyers and law firms to cater to the legal needs...

The financing of arbitration has traditionally been the sole responsibility of the parties directly involved in the dispute.

Athletes today are no longer defined solely by their performance on the pitch; they have evolved into powerful personal brands that shape advertising narratives and influence consumer behaviour globally.

The basis of environmental policy in Nigeria is contained in the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

A practical insight to cross-border Gas Regulation work, abrief outline of the Nigeria’s natural gas sector.

Recently, there have been a lot of outcries from commercial banks that they have been wrongly brought to court by many judgment creditors who have commenced garnishee proceedings against...

The above question was the subject of a recent hard-fought appeal; Oil & Industries Services Ltd v. Hempel Paints (South Africa) Pty Ltd, argued before the Court of Appeal, Port-Harcourt Division.

Right now, the telecom industry is in a state of flux. In the wake of the deregulation of the telecom sector in the US and Europe beginning in 1996, demand for internet and wireless services was matched by huge spending by telecom companies on both sides of the Atlantic.