The money you collectively earn as a country, every kobo of oil revenue, every customs duty, every company tax, every regulatory fee, and every court fine. The money that supposedly funds our roads, schools, hospitals, and police.

When business leaders and investors evaluate emerging markets, they often focus on market size and natural resources. However, Nigeria's economic transformation depends equally on strategic legal reform that creates market-friendly frameworks to attract capital, protect investments, and reduce business friction. Drawing lessons from China's regulatory modernization and Rwanda's comprehensive legal overhaul, this analysis examines how deliberate statutory reforms in energy, education, and infrastructure can

The story surrounding the trademark infringement posted by popular IG comedian and Skit Maker ‘Sabinus' broke on Monday, 30th June, 2022.

Cargo insurance is an important part of international and domestic trade, offering financial protection against the risks that goods face while in transit.

For many years the Judiciary in Nigeria has suffered neglect, mostly because it is dependent on the Executive for its funding despite constitutional provisions that guarantee financial autonomy to the Judiciary.

One of the major challenges facing the global creative ecosystem is the pervasive issue of piracy. This formidable challenge has significantly impeded the progress of creative objectives...

An Influencer Agreement is a contract in which a party is contracted to market or promote the products or services of a particular brand through social media.

The Nigerian corporate sector has undergone different phases in its effort to develop and redefine the corporate landscape so as to inculcate good corporate governance in Nigeria.

Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) reporting in the past year has gained significant traction globally. Investors...

In the ever-evolving landscape of corporate organisations, the art of succession planning emerges as an essential symphony conductor, orchestrating the transitions of leadership and safeguarding...

Before we dive into what a startup lawyer really does, it is essential to first of consider what a ‘startup' is, the legal needs of a startup and the role of a startup lawyer.

The governance of Nigeria's oil and gas sector is inextricably linked to the country's fiscal policy. Historically, different administrations have approached this relationship...

Nigeria's position as the number one destination for startups in Africa has been sealed in recent years. According to Nairametrics, Nigerian startups have collectively raised a sum of $1.65 billion out of...

Despite efforts by the Nigerian government to address the issues of people dying from gunshot wounds by signing into law the Compulsory Treatment and Care for Victims of Gunshot Act 2017, news reports show that the...

The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) recently released an analysis of its arbitrator appointments from 2022, and the results are striking. Around 20% of arbitrators handle roughly 60% of all cases...

In Nigeria, the acquisition of land or real property represents a major investment, often involving significant financial outlay and emotional commitment.

An essential part of Corporate Governance is voting rights, which is an appanage for shareholders in exercising their rights to impact decisions taken by a company's...

Environmental litigation in Nigeria has evolved into a powerful though still imperfect tool for promoting environmental justice, corporate accountability...

In a recent case, South West Terminal Ltd. v Achter Land[1], in Saskatchewan, Canada, the Court of King's Bench ruled that the use of a thumbs-up emoji in a text message not only constituted...

As the global community commemorates World Environment Day on June 5, it is a moment of profound reflection for Nigeria especially for the oil-rich but environmentally devastated Niger Delta.