The 21st Century has witnessed a boom in Nigerian music. The songs of Nigerian new generation artists are aired on prominent radio and televisions stations across the world.

The Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry Content Development Act which established the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board was enacted in 2010.

As a developing country, Nigeria's real estate sector is evolving at a tremendous pace. Governments at all levels are more aware of the role of real estate development on the growth of their respective territories.

Under Nigerian law, parties have freedom to contract and will, generally, be bound by the terms of their contract.

The Lagos State Government Administration enacted the Lagos State Arbitration Law and the Lagos Court of Arbitration Law.

Collective agreements are not, in themselves, legally binding under Nigerian law.

Enforcement of foreign judgments has significant relevance in this era of increased international trade and foreign investment.

The movement of people across borders, legally or illegally, brings about talent exchange, population growth, cultural diversity, security challenges among others.

Nigeria is the largest market in Africa and one of the fastest growing countries in the world. The country has a thriving and relatively easy business environment with numerous investment opportunities in various sectors.

On 8th October 2018, President Mohammadu Buhari signed an Executive Order called the VOARS (Executive Order Number 008) aimed at combating tax evasion and regularizing offshore assets owned by persons resident in Nigeria ...

The need for an efficient and effective administration of justice has made the establishment of hierarchy of courts very desirable.

In Nigeria's Federal Capital Territory ("the FCT"), the Land Use Act empowers the Minister of the FCT ("the Head lessor") to grant persons ("the Lessee") development lease over portion of lands for a period of years for the purpose of development.

The first regulatory framework aimed at promoting antigas flaring policies in Nigeria was the Associated Gas Reinjection Act, 1979.

The Nigerian courts recognise parties’ choice of foreign (non-Nigerian) law and jurisdiction.

As previously noted, VAT is chargeable on those goods and services which are referred to as "taxable" under the Act.

A court grants an order of injunction at its discretion as an equitable relief to protect the rights of the applicant.

The writer recently filed a notice of share transfer on behalf of a client at the Corporate Affairs Commission, Abuja-the Nigerian companies’ registry.

It is the norm and custom in Nigeria that people are seen in the streets; young and old, male and female street hawking various personal goods ranging from books, wrist watches, toys, etc, in an effort to earn a living.

Businesses generally have the potential, capital and efficiency to impact greatly on the society in positive ways.

In Nigeria, mergers by private or public companies are principally regulated under the Investments and Securities Act 2007 and the SEC Rules.