How to Set Up a Sports Academy in Nigeria
Majority of young people enrol in football academies with the specific goal of learning how to become elite professional football players. Thus, it is imperative that you make sure that your academy can accomplish this basic goal when it is established. Being an...
Legal Issues in Cross-Border Transactions: Trade Agreements, Regulations & Dispute Resolution
Businesses are constantly growing outside of their national borders to take advantage of new markets, resources, and possibilities in a world that is becoming more and more linked. But along with this growth comes a complicated network of international rules and...
Employer’s Duty to the Employee Under Nigerian Labour Law
The basis of labour law is the relationship between an employer and an employee, sometimes known as the master-servant relationship. This connection is based on the terms of the employment contract. Any agreement whereby a party consents to employ another as a worker...
The Impact of NFCB’s Censorship Policies on the Nigerian Film Industry
The Nigerian film industry, popularly known as Nollywood, is one of the largest and most influential film industries in the world. With its vast production of movies, Nollywood has become a significant cultural force in Nigeria and beyond. However, the industry...
Letters of Administration in Nigeria: Everything You Should Know
Letters of Administration (LoA) are critical legal documents in estate management, especially in cases where a person dies intestate (without a valid will). Understanding the nuances of obtaining Letters of Administration in Nigeria is essential for smooth estate...
How Probate Works in Nigeria: A Definitive Guide
Probate is a legal process that validates a deceased person's will or oversees the distribution of their estate if no will exists. In Nigeria, the probate process is critical in safeguarding the interests of beneficiaries, creditors, and other stakeholders. This guide...
How to Register a Will in Nigeria
Registering a will in Nigeria is an essential step in estate planning, ensuring that your assets are distributed according to your wishes after death. While drafting a will is vital, registering it provides an added layer of protection by preserving it as a public...
10 Legal Considerations Before Writing a Will in Nigeria
Writing a will is a crucial step in ensuring your assets are distributed according to your wishes. In Nigeria, the process of creating a will is guided by legal frameworks that vary by state and personal circumstances. Here are ten legal considerations to bear...
How Sharia Law Impacts Will Making in Northern Nigeria
Sharia law profoundly influences personal and legal matters in Nigeria's northern states, where many adhere to Islamic jurisprudence. The practice of making a will, or wasiyyah, is a key area shaped by Sharia principles. This article explores how Sharia law impacts...
7 Reasons Why a Will May Be Declared Invalid in Nigeria
A will is a crucial legal document that ensures a person’s wishes regarding their property and estate are followed after death. However, not all wills withstand legal scrutiny. In Nigeria, courts frequently nullify wills for various reasons, ranging from procedural...