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The Admiralty Jurisdiction Act widens the scope of the Federal High Court in relation to the arrest of ships.

For the duration of the games, a temporary court will be set up to resolve disputes surrounding the World Cup. FIFA published the Regulations that will be used by the Ad-hoc divisions...

The introduction of President Bola Tinubu's Tax Reform Bill has sparked widespread debates across Nigeria.

The shipping industry is a vital part of any nation's economy, serving as the backbone of global trade and domestic logistics.

Beverley Agbakoba-Onyejianya, a regulatory, compliance and professional sport lawyer has called for more investment in sport infrastructures and qualified professionals appointed...

A non-disclosure agreement (NDA) just like any other contract is legally binding. However, NDAs specifically establish a confidential relationship between parties.

Nigeria's Cabotage Vessel Financing Fund was designed to avoid the failures of its predecessor, the Ship Acquisition and Ship Building Fund, which collapsed in the 1990s due to widespread defaults and poor enforcement practices. This briefing examines why vessel arrest, though legally available, should be treated as a last resort rather than a first response when CVFF loans enter distress, and how alternative recovery mechanisms can preserve the fund's revolving capital structure.

The late distinguished American historian, Barbara Tuchman, noted that failed leadership is of four kinds, often in combination; Tyranny or Oppression, Excessive Ambition...

The Cabotage Vessel Financing Fund (CVFF) was established under the Coastal and Inland Shipping (Cabotage) Act of 2003 in Nigeria.

With the increased access to social media and the internet as a whole, has come a new set of offences like cyberstalking, identity theft, cyberbullying, hacking etc.

Recently, the issue of clearance came into play when two artists: Goya Menor and Nektunez sampled the 1996 song, Ameno by E.R.A which became popular in the Nigerian music circle in 2021.

Time Magazine January 24th 2015 was of particular interest to me as it featured two different articles on the potential growth expectations of Private Equity(PE) investments in Africa.

Fostering effective credit administration in Nigeria to encourage proper credit management development was one of the reasons for the establishment of the General Assembly of Banks' Chief Executives (GABCE) in Nigeria.

Nigeria's National Assembly has begun the constitutional amendment process, and as usual, all sorts of areas in the constitution have been proposed for amendment.

The life of a startup revolves around evolution, the ability to pivot and adapt to the ever-changing technological landscape. This agility, while necessary for survival, is the perfect breeding ground...

As a business owner in Nigeria, the process of growing a company often means focusing on winning customers, expanding rapidly, and outpacing competitors, while still unknowingly breaching the law.

Nigeria's space programme stands at a crossroads as World Space Week 2026 celebrates the 'Rocket Revolution'. With institutions like NASRDA and the Centre for Space Transport and Propulsion already in place, can strategic investment, modern regulation, and public-private partnerships transform Nigeria from a consumer of space technology into a contributor to the global space economy?

Every year, thousands of professionals retire from active service, either upon reaching the statutory retirement age of 65 or after 35 years of pensionable service.