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A Comprehensive Guide To Doing Business In Kenya: Focus On The Technology Sector – Part 3

The relationship between tech and politics is uneasy. Regulatory uncertainty particularly in data protection, digital taxation, and internet freedoms creates a volatile environment for both startups and established firms

Nigeria Government

Gresyndale Legal

Part 2 - Foreign Investment In Uguanda

In Uganda, all businesses, whether owned by nationals or foreigners, are required by law to hold a valid business permit issued by the local government authority in the jurisdiction where the business operates.

Nigeria Government

Gresyndale Legal

Joint Ventures In Nigeria: How Foreign Investors Can Structure Safe, Profitable Partnerships

Nigeria is one of Africa's most attractive markets for foreign direct investment, but entering the market alone can be daunting. Many foreign investors, especially those in industries like oil and gas...

Nigeria Government

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The Trusted Advisors

Doing Business In Nigeria In 2025: Legal Essentials For Foreign Investors

Nigeria remains a compelling destination for foreign direct investment in 2025. With its population of over 200 million, abundant natural resources, and a growing technology and services sector...

Nigeria Government

TT

The Trusted Advisors

Doing Business In Nigeria In 2025: Legal Essentials For Foreign Investors

Nigeria Government

TT

The Trusted Advisors

A Comprehensive Guide For Foreign Investors Doing Business In Nigeria (Power And Renewable Energy)

Gresyndale Legal

Renting Office Space In Lagos

Nigeria Real Estate

BH

Balogun Harold

Doing Business In Nigeria: What Investors Must Know About Registering A Business In Nigerian Free Zones

Nigeria Commercial

Adeola Oyinlade & Co

Review Of The Investment And Securities Act Of 2025

Nigeria Commercial

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The Trusted Advisors

Doing Business In Nigeria: How To Register A Foreign-Owned Business In Nigeria

Nigeria Government

Adeola Oyinlade & Co

Doing Business In Nigeria: What Investors Must Know About Nigeria's FDI Environment

Nigeria Government

TT

The Trusted Advisors

Economic Implications Of Transfer Pricing Audits And Adjustments On Nigerian Business Performance

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KPMG Nigeria

Why Nigeria Is The Next Frontier For Chinese Investors | FDI In Gaming, Tech & Infrastructure

Nigeria Government

TT

The Trusted Advisors

Legal Requirements For Foreign Direct Investment In Nigeria

Nigeria Government

TA

Tope Adebayo LP

The New Era Of Taxation In Nigeria: What Businesses And Individuals Should Know About The 2025 Tax Reform Acts

Adeola Oyinlade & Co

Relying On Evidence Obtained In A Previous Proceeding To Deliver Judgment In A Subsequent Proceeding: A Critique Of The Court's Decision In Mrs. Elizabeth Omowunmi Dada v. Nigerian Electricity Supply Corporation (Nigeria) Limited

Nigeria Litigation

SA

S.P.A. Ajibade & Co.

Court Of Appeal Affirms Banks' Right To Restrict Accounts Without Court Order

Nigeria Finance

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Duale Ovia & Alex-Adedipe

The Nigerian Tax Reform Acts, 2025: An In-Depth Guide For Businesses, Investors, And Taxpayers

PA

PUNUKA Attorneys & Solicitors

New Online Lending Regulations In Nigeria By FCCPC

Nigeria Consumer

BH

Balogun Harold

The ABCs Of Bilateral Investment Treaties

Bilateral Investment Treaties, commonly known as BITs, are fundamental agreements that facilitate cross-border investments by forging strong ties between nations. In recent decades, BITs have become

Nigeria Litigation

SP

SimmonsCooper Partners

Corporate Services Regulatory Update: Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission (NIPC) Announces Revised Service Fees

The Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission (‘NIPC' or ‘the Commission'), established under the NIPC Act of 1995, is Nigeria's primary agency...

Nigeria Government

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Stren & Blan Partners

Commercial Considerations On The Abolition Of Segmentation In The Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market

The Central Bank of Nigeria ("CBN") is saddled with the responsibility of maintaining Nigeria's external reserves in order to safeguard the international value of the national currency.

Nigeria International

SA

S.P.A. Ajibade & Co.

Beyond Borders: Are Free Zones Really Catalysts For Foreign Direct Investment

Free zones are considered by law to exist outside the 'customs territory' such that national laws governing production, trade, and other economic activities may be entirely or partially exempted.

Nigeria Government

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G ELIAS

The Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission Reviews Service Fees

Nigeria Immigration

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Bloomfield Law

How To Successfully Repatriate Capital And Profits In Nigeria By Foreign Investors

Nigeria Strategy

Adeola Oyinlade & Co

The Singapore Convention On Mediation: A New Regime For Settlement Of International Commercial Disputes In Nigeria?

Nigeria Litigation

GE

G ELIAS

Reforming Court Rules For Speedy Justice Delivery: A Catalyst For Nigeria's Economic Growth

Nigeria Litigation

OA

Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL)

Doing Business In Nigeria: A Guide To Foreign Investors

Nigeria Commercial

Adeola Oyinlade & Co

The Nigerian Police Trust Fund (Establishment) Act: Matters Arising And Way Forward

KN

KPMG Nigeria

Expropriation Of Investments: Are There Any Remedies For Foreign Investors?

Nigeria Government

TA

Tope Adebayo LP

Legal Framework And Protection Of Foreign Investors In Nigeria

Nigeria Government

HS

Harlem Solicitors

Harnessing The AfCFTA For FDI Growth: A Pathway To Economic Prosperity In Africa?

Nigeria Government

SP

SimmonsCooper Partners

Foreign Investors In Nigeria: Watch Out For The Bribery Card

Nigeria Government

PA

PUNUKA Attorneys & Solicitors

Expropriation Of Investments: Are There Any Remedies For Foreign Investors?

Assets, in their various forms, are not just sources of investments in developing and developed countries but also vulnerable to the influence of state policies. These assets, often the result of significant investments.

Nigeria Government

TA

Tope Adebayo LP

Legal Framework And Protection Of Foreign Investors In Nigeria

It is an indisputable and unvarnished fact that a country cannot thrive economically without foreign investment ‘protection', which is essential to the achievement of business objectives ...

Nigeria Government

HS

Harlem Solicitors

Harnessing The AfCFTA For FDI Growth: A Pathway To Economic Prosperity In Africa?

The aspiration to establish a unified African market has been a longstanding theme in pan-African political discussions spanning decades. The continent took concrete steps toward realizing this objective...

Nigeria Government

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SimmonsCooper Partners

Foreign Investors In Nigeria: Watch Out For The Bribery Card

The best time to invest in Nigeria is now, some "motivational speakers" would say. I have also read that foreign investors have not moved into Africa as quickly as expected because of some of the risks associated with the continent.

Nigeria Government

PA

PUNUKA Attorneys & Solicitors

The Need For Tax Policy Consistency: The Proposed Abolition Of The RITCS

Ai

Andersen in Nigeria

The Federal Government Of Nigeria Introduces Expatriate Employment Levy

On February 28, 2024, President Bola Tinubu announced the implementation of the Expatriate Employment Levy (EEL), a government-mandated contribution imposed on employers...

Nigeria Immigration

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Bloomfield Law

Federal Government Launches The Expatriate Employment Levy

On Tuesday, 27 February 2024, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, launched the Expatriate Employment Levy (EEL). The EEL is a government-mandated contribution imposed on organizations which engage

Nigeria Immigration

KN

KPMG Nigeria

Political Risks In The Nigerian Energy Sector: Analysis And Mitigation Mechanisms

Nigeria is one of Africa's most prolific oil-producing countries, with an energy source mix of fossil fuels (such as oil, bitumen, natural gas, and coal) and renewable energy...

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Bloomfield Law

Free Float Of The Naira: The Effect On The Nigerian Economy

On the 14th of June 2023, the Central Bank of Nigeria ("CBN") published a press release on the Operational Changes to the Foreign Exchange Market.

Nigeria Government

SA

S.P.A. Ajibade & Co.

Staying Afloat In Turbulent Economy – How Floating The Naira Affects BTA, Fees, PTA, And SMEs

Nigeria Government

OA

Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL)

The Effective Protection Of Intellectual Property Rights: An Assurance Of Improved Inflows Of Foreign Direct Investment?

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Lexworth Legal Partners

Doing Business In Nigeria: Update On The Nigerian Foreign Exchange Market

Nigeria Commercial

PL

Pavestones Legal

Doing Business In Nigeria: Key Economic Policies Of The New President Of The Federal Republic Of Nigeria

Nigeria Strategy

PL

Pavestones Legal

The Lekki Deep Sea Port Commences Full Commercial Operations

Nigeria International

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Dentons ACAS-Law

The Impact Of The Lekki Deep Sea Port On The Nigerian Maritime Industry

Nigeria Transport

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Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL)

Nigeria Business Environment And Foreign Direct Investments – Overview Of Tax And Regulatory Considerations

Ai

Andersen in Nigeria

Managing Investor Confidence In A Political Year And Its Impact On Fundraise

Nigeria Government

Ai

Andersen in Nigeria

Applicability Of The Sunset Period To "Mature" Pioneer Status Industries

KN

KPMG Nigeria

Highlights Of The 2023 Approved Budget

Nigeria Government

Ai

Andersen in Nigeria

Why Invest In Nigeria?

Nigeria Strategy

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Firmus Advisory

Impact Of Thin Capitalisation Rules On Economic Development

Nigeria Government

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Alliance Law Firm

Salvaging Foreigners From Loss Of Business In Nigeria: A Legal Perspective.

Nigeria Government

TT

The Trusted Advisors

Foreign Direct Investments In Nigeria

Nigeria Government

OA

Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL)

The Role Of Social Inclusion In Tax Revenue Mobilisation

Nigeria Government

Ai

Andersen in Nigeria

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