On 28 October 2025, the House of Representatives passed the Nigerian Fintech Regulatory Commission (NFRC) Bill for a second reading. The NFRC Bill, if enacted into law, could fundamentally reshape...
Despite macroeconomic volatility, regulatory transitions, and shifting investor sentiment, the Nigerian mergers, acquisitions, and private equity ecosystem demonstrated remarkable resilience in 2025. Market participants recalibrated their strategies, regulators accelerated reforms,...
At the recently concluded Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week (ADSW) 2026, Nigeria formally launched its Carbon Market Framework, marking a significant milestone in the country’s climate action agenda and its ambition...
The Statutory Body vested with the Powers to Assess Tax Liabilities of Entities and to make a Demand thereon: The Federal High Court affirms Judicial intolerance for EFCC’s regulatory Overreach...
From constitutional limits on emergency powers and the boundaries of judicial review, to the narrowing of legitimate expectation, the judicial integration of consumer protection into constitutional accountability, and the redefinition...
Nigeria’s legislative landscape in 2025 reflected notable activity not only in the number of laws enacted, but also in the policy areas addressed. Legislative reforms across finance, road safety, civil...
Nigeria’s creative economy crossed a threshold in 2025, not just in output, but in how intellectual property and the creative economy began to intersect. In 2026, the question is no...
We are pleased to share our Arbitration: 2025 Wrap-Up and 2026 Outlook. Our 2025 wrap‑up reflects continued evolution and international alignment of Nigeria’s arbitration ecosystem, as courts doubled down on...
In recent years, the Nigerian National Assembly has increasingly exercised its investigative powers, with privately owned companies sometimes finding themselves summoned in connection with matters of public interest. These legislative...
Due to the persistent instability of Nigeria’s power supply, many Nigerians have resorted to self-generating electricity through Renewable Energy Systems (RES). A significant number of these users now produce more...
On 28 October 2025, the House of Representatives passed the Nigerian Fintech Regulatory Commission (NFRC) Bill for a second reading. The NFRC Bill, if enacted into law, could fundamentally reshape...
Despite macroeconomic volatility, regulatory transitions, and shifting investor sentiment, the Nigerian mergers, acquisitions, and private equity ecosystem demonstrated remarkable resilience in 2025. Market participants recalibrated their strategies, regulators accelerated reforms,...
At the recently concluded Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week (ADSW) 2026, Nigeria formally launched its Carbon Market Framework, marking a significant milestone in the country’s climate action agenda and its ambition...
The Statutory Body vested with the Powers to Assess Tax Liabilities of Entities and to make a Demand thereon: The Federal High Court affirms Judicial intolerance for EFCC’s regulatory Overreach...
From constitutional limits on emergency powers and the boundaries of judicial review, to the narrowing of legitimate expectation, the judicial integration of consumer protection into constitutional accountability, and the redefinition...
Nigeria’s legislative landscape in 2025 reflected notable activity not only in the number of laws enacted, but also in the policy areas addressed. Legislative reforms across finance, road safety, civil...
Nigeria’s creative economy crossed a threshold in 2025, not just in output, but in how intellectual property and the creative economy began to intersect. In 2026, the question is no...
We are pleased to share our Arbitration: 2025 Wrap-Up and 2026 Outlook. Our 2025 wrap‑up reflects continued evolution and international alignment of Nigeria’s arbitration ecosystem, as courts doubled down on...
In recent years, the Nigerian National Assembly has increasingly exercised its investigative powers, with privately owned companies sometimes finding themselves summoned in connection with matters of public interest. These legislative...
Due to the persistent instability of Nigeria’s power supply, many Nigerians have resorted to self-generating electricity through Renewable Energy Systems (RES). A significant number of these users now produce more...