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Introduction Telecommunication licenses are indispensable for any entity wishing to provide communication services in Nigeria.

Introduction: Establishing a holding company, consortium, or group of companies in Nigeria involves navigating specific legal frameworks set out by the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) 2020.

Introduction Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are critical strategies employed by companies to enhance their market position, achieve economies of scale, and diversify their operations.

Introduction Debt recovery refers to the process of collecting money owed by individuals or corporations.

What are the principal legislations regulating trademarks in Nigeria? The following laws are the relevant pieces of trade mark legislation in Nigeria:

Company registration in Nigeria in certain industries and economic sectors are govern by statues and other regulations in force that stipulate a minimum share capital threshold before a company can be successfully registered in Nigeria and commence business operation.

Introduction Operating a business in Nigeria requires various licenses and permits, which are vital for legal compliance and smooth functioning.

Regulatory Compliance involves the process of adhering to relevant laws, regulations, procedures, guidelines and other rules issued by the government or governing authorities.

Nigeria is a developing capitalist economy. Free enterprise is the norm but there are some important sectors like Electricity and Water that are partially owned and controlled by the government.

We are delighted to announce that Adeola Oyinlade & Co has been named the Nigeria Law Firm of the Year at the Lawyers Global 2024 Annual Legal Awards.

We are excited to announce a strategic alliance between Adeola Oyinlade & Co. and Asian Exporters’ Chamber of Commerce and Industry (AECCI) under the esteemed leadership of Our Senior Partner,

Introduction Financial technology, generally referred to as "Fintech", is a thriving business that applies technology.

The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has launched a new online platform for submitting microfinance bank (MFB) license applications, known as the CBN Licensing, Approval, and Other Requests Portal.

Introduction Foreign nationals seeking to enter, work, or reside in Nigeria must meet the country's Immigration Rules.

Introduction In the field of innovative technology, drones are used in different spheres of human activities.

Introduction Recognition and enforcement of foreign judgments refer to the legal process of acknowledging and enforcing court decisions made in a different country.

Introduction A contract of employment can exist whether orally or in writing. It can arise out of any discussion, obligation or instruction to do an act as far as the elements of a contract are present.

Introduction Telecommunications services are essential to modern society, which facilitates global communication, business, and connectivity.

Introduction Surrogacy is often discussed in the media from a scientific, social, legal, and policy perspective.

Business taxes in Nigeria refer to the various taxes levied by the federal and state governments on businesses operating within the country.

Introduction In Nigeria, the procedures for obtaining an aviation license under Nigerian law include adherence to the Aviation Act, which provides a legal foundation for the aviation industry.

What is a Microfinance Bank (MFB)? Microfinance Bank (MFB) is any company licensed by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to carry on the business of providing financial services such as savings and deposits, loans, domestic funds transfer and non-financial services to microfinance clients.

Introduction A company in Nigeria, whether resident or non-resident, is subject to taxation if its income falls within the scope of the Companies Incomes Tax Act.