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With the Nigerian Tax Reform Acts now in full effect for 2026, Nigerians are now operating under a tax framework designed to reduce burdens, encourage compliance, and support economic growth.

Nigerian courts have long grappled with a fundamental tension: when does strict adherence to jurisdictional requirements serve justice, and when does it merely become a procedural weapon to defeat meritorious claims?

On the 24th of May 2021, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) issued a circular stipulating the requirements for licensing of Payment Services Providers (PSP).

There is currently a bill before the National Assembly for the amendment of the Arbitration and Conciliation Act (ACA) 1988.

The International Chamber of Commerce has unveiled its 2026 Revised Rules of Arbitration, introducing sweeping changes that prioritize digital-first proceedings, enhanced transparency, and unprecedented speed in dispute resolution.

With the growth of various forms of cryptocurrencies and their increasing value, cybercriminals are fast moving their focus from ransomware to cryptojacking due to the reduced risk and larger possibility...

Oil and gas transactions are complex, capital-intensive, and often cross-border. From joint operating agreements and production sharing contracts to EPC contracts and crude lifting arrangements...

The enforcement of foreign arbitral awards against Nigerian assets requires navigating international arbitration law, domestic procedure, and judicial discretion. While Nigeria is arbitration-friendly and a New York Convention signatory, converting successful foreign arbitrations into enforceable relief demands careful attention to statutory requirements, asset tracing strategies, and potential resistance grounds including public policy and procedural irregularity.

Nigerians have become cyber-creatures, spending a significant amount of time online. As the digital world expands, so does cybercrime in Nigeria.

In recent years, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has made remarkable inroads into healthcare systems around the world, including Nigeria. From diagnosing illnesses using imaging algorithms...

Over the past few decades, there have been considerable changes to the space establishment. The activities associated with the use and exploration of ...

The World Intellectual Property Day was established by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). This event is celebrated every year to educate and showcase the immense benefits of Intellectual Property Rights(IPRs)...

When a patient discovers years after surgery that medical negligence caused their injury, can they still bring a claim? This article examines Nigeria's limitation laws for medical negligence cases, exploring the critical gap between when harm occurs and when patients reasonably discover its cause, and whether current legal frameworks adequately protect those with latent injuries.

The Polluter Pays Principle raises a fundamental question of environmental justice in Nigeria: who should bear the cost when pollution damages the environment and the lives of affected communities? This article examines the principle's application in Nigeria's oil and gas sector, exploring the critical distinction between financial compensation...

Nigeria's maritime economy faces a critical challenge in ship financing, where decades of failed vessel loans have left banks wary and shipowners struggling. With the Cabotage Vessel Financing Fund preparing for activation, understanding why previous maritime financing interventions collapsed and how to structure bankable transactions has become essential for both lenders and indigenous operators seeking to build a competitive fleet.

In Nigeria, more than ever before, the awareness of your basic rights is crucial for your freedom and safety.

Intellectual property disputes between employers and employees are rapidly increasing across Nigeria’s technology industry. From software and mobile apps to designs, databases, and digital products...

In today's digital era, truth competes with advanced technology. Artificial intelligence (AI) can now generate highly realistic videos, images, and audio that convincingly imitate real people.