The world has continued to make steady progress in recovering from the economic woes that trailed the COVID-19 pandemic. In Nigeria, though the economic growth rate slowed down and declined...
In 2022, the dispute resolution space, as with other sectors in Nigeria returned to a semblance of normalcy after reeling from the inimical impact of COVID-19 as Nigerian Courts fully...
The financial services sector (with the banking and capital market segments being the larger slice) of the Nigerian economy, which is a key contributor to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP),...
2022 was defining for corporates, regulators, and employees. While some effects of 2020’s pandemic are history, others remain consequential. Globally, businesses are devising strategies to match pre-pandemic volumes and profits,...
In 2022, the Nigeria’s government intensified its drive to boost tax revenue generation. The year witnessed important tax legislations and policies, which increased compliance requirements and strengthened tax administration at...
In 2022, Nigeria witnessed notable advancements for Intellectual Property (IP) protection with legislative and administrative efforts such as the passage of the Copyright Bill by the National Assembly and the...
In 2022, the Nigerian entertainment industry experienced massive growth. In the film subset of the industry, Amazon Prime Video made its debut in the Nigerian video-on-demand market. The year equally...
The sixth edition of our Fintech Forward Look for 2023 outlines key facts and figures that shaped the fintech industry in 2022. It also gives an in-depth analysis of the...
With the nation still reeling from the economic effect of the COVID-19 pandemic and gearing up for election campaigns ahead of the 2023 general elections, 2022 is well on the...
With the birth of the Petroleum Industry Act which had spent 16 years in incubation; the yearly visitor – the Finance Act, which has become the new normal under the...
The world has continued to make steady progress in recovering from the economic woes that trailed the COVID-19 pandemic. In Nigeria, though the economic growth rate slowed down and declined...
In 2022, the dispute resolution space, as with other sectors in Nigeria returned to a semblance of normalcy after reeling from the inimical impact of COVID-19 as Nigerian Courts fully...
The financial services sector (with the banking and capital market segments being the larger slice) of the Nigerian economy, which is a key contributor to the Gross Domestic Product (GDP),...
2022 was defining for corporates, regulators, and employees. While some effects of 2020’s pandemic are history, others remain consequential. Globally, businesses are devising strategies to match pre-pandemic volumes and profits,...
In 2022, the Nigeria’s government intensified its drive to boost tax revenue generation. The year witnessed important tax legislations and policies, which increased compliance requirements and strengthened tax administration at...
In 2022, Nigeria witnessed notable advancements for Intellectual Property (IP) protection with legislative and administrative efforts such as the passage of the Copyright Bill by the National Assembly and the...
In 2022, the Nigerian entertainment industry experienced massive growth. In the film subset of the industry, Amazon Prime Video made its debut in the Nigerian video-on-demand market. The year equally...
The sixth edition of our Fintech Forward Look for 2023 outlines key facts and figures that shaped the fintech industry in 2022. It also gives an in-depth analysis of the...
With the nation still reeling from the economic effect of the COVID-19 pandemic and gearing up for election campaigns ahead of the 2023 general elections, 2022 is well on the...
With the birth of the Petroleum Industry Act which had spent 16 years in incubation; the yearly visitor – the Finance Act, which has become the new normal under the...