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The Costly Mistake of Thinking a Power of Attorney Makes You the Owner

  • June 22, 2026
A businessman travels abroad and grants his trusted associate a Power of Attorney over his property in Nigeria. Years later, the associate begins acting as though the property belongs to...
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  • International

AI and the Future of Law: Who Should Really Be Concerned?

  • June 19, 2026
Another week, another headline predicting the end of lawyers. This time, a legal technology startup raised millions of dollars to help companies handle more legal work internally and reduce dependence...
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Before You Open That Office in Nigeria: The Hidden Legal Threshold Foreign Companies Often Miss

  • June 17, 2026
For many foreign businesses entering Nigeria, the first instinct is commercial: Secure clients. Hire staff. Open a local office. Start operations. But Nigerian company law asks a different question first:
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The Foreign Company Trap: When Success in Nigeria Becomes Legally Unenforceable

  • June 15, 2026
Cross-border businesses often assume that once value has been delivered, payment can always be enforced. Nigerian law draws a more complicated line.
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Can Foreign Companies Sue in Nigeria Without Registration: What Businesses Need to Know

  • June 12, 2026
One of the most persistent misconceptions in cross-border transactions involving Nigeria is the assumption that a foreign company must first be registered in Nigeria before it can enforce its...
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Before You Open That Office in Nigeria: The Hidden Legal Threshold Foreign Companies Often Miss

  • June 11, 2026
For many foreign businesses entering Nigeria, the first instinct is commercial: Secure clients. Hire staff. Open a local office. Start operations. But Nigerian company law asks a different question first: Have you...
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The Corporate, Regulatory and M&A Strategies That Could Transform Omnibiz into Africa’s Next Unicorn.

  • June 10, 2026
When most observers look at Omnibiz, they see a successful technology company that digitized retail trade across parts of Africa. Lawyers and sophisticated investors should see something more. They should see...
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What a $120 Million Startup Built by an Indian Entrepreneur Reveals About Nigeria’s Investment Potential

  • June 8, 2026
By all accounts, Nigeria should have been a difficult place to build a technology-driven supply chain business. Infrastructure challenges, currency fluctuations, logistics bottlenecks, regulatory compliance requirements, and the sheer complexity...
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When Minority Investors Become Controllers

  • June 5, 2026
Many business owners, investors, and corporate groups assume that "control" of a company exists only where a person owns more than 50% of the shares. The Investments and Securities...
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  • Corporate

Costly Mistakes Companies Make in Mergers and Acquisitions 

  • June 3, 2026
The Supreme Court's pronouncement on the legal consequences of corporate mergers delivers a powerful message to businesses, investors, and transaction advisers: a merger may create a new corporate entity,...
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