Nigeria Chapter of ICLG 2024: Enforcement of Foreign Judgements
We are glad to announce that we are the exclusive contributor to the Nigeria Chapter of the International Comparative Legal Guides (ICLG) 2024 on Enforcement of Foreign Judgements in Nigeria by Global Legal Group. Authored by Mr. Etim Godwin, Head of Dispute...
Nigeria Chapter of the International Comparative Legal Guides (ICLG) 2024 on Mergers and Acquisitions in the Nigerian Market
We are glad to announce that we are the exclusive contributor to the Nigeria Chapter of the International Comparative Legal Guides (ICLG) 2024 on Mergers and Acquisitions in Nigeria by Global Legal Group. Authored by our experts, Mrs. Olawunmi Ojo, Mrs. Deborah...
Navigating corporate taxation in Nigeria: Planning and compliance guide
Corporate taxes are taxes levied on companies or other legal entities that are doing business in Nigeria. They are usually deducted from a company’s profits. The Nigerian government relies heavily on tax revenue to fund public infrastructure, social services, and...
Key legal considerations for investing in Nigerian startups: A guide for private equity and venture capitals
Nigeria is a popular investment destination in Africa due to its large economy and population size, which has led to a vast number of businesses operating in the country. In recent years, Nigeria has witnessed a boom in private equity (PE) investments. In the African...
Exploring the revolutionary impact of blockchain technology across various industries
In 2009, the world was introduced to a revolutionary technology that would change the way we think about transactions and digital record-keeping. This technology, known as blockchain, was first used as a part of the cryptocurrency Bitcoin. However, over the years, it...
Legal guide for mastering licensing and royalties in Nigeria’s entertainment industry.
Creative works produced by entertainers are largely protected by copyright. They have exclusive control over their work. The copyright owner is granted the sole right to record music, produce, sell, or distribute copies of the music in various formats (hardware and...
Compliance with securities laws and regulations in the Nigerian capital market: Disclosures requirements and insider trading prohibitions
In the Nigerian capital market, adherence to securities laws and regulations is essential for preserving investor trust, market integrity, and the smooth operation of the financial system. Within the Nigerian capital markets, insider trading bans and disclosure...
CBN’s new guidelines for virtual asset service providers (VASPs): Operating bank accounts in Nigeria’s crypto space
On December 22, 2023, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) as part of its regulatory mandate took a significant step in regulating the emerging sector of Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs) by introducing Guidelines that specifically address the operation of bank...
Understanding Adverse Possession in Nigerian Property Law
Adverse Possession, also known as "squatter's rights," is a legal principle, doctrine, or theory of real estate law that states that someone who has been in possession of another's land for an extended period may be able to claim legal ownership of the land. A...
Nollywood’s Battle with Copyright Infringement: Strategies for Protection
Nigeria’s entertainment scene is vibrant and diverse, encompassing various forms of art such as music, film, and fashion. It has gained international recognition, contributing to the country’s cultural and economic growth. Copyright law plays a crucial role in...