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Business registration is the process of obtaining legal authorization to conduct business within your chosen jurisdiction. It is a legal obligation in most jurisdictions and ensures that a business is operating under the lawful obligations of its control There are a number of formalities that must be completed prior to completion of the business registration […]

Events of recent have shown several seismic and qua-tsunami decisions of our courts on several matters of national importance, the apex court inclusive; particularly on teething issues touching on various elections across Nigeria. This is evidenced by sudden twists in order events and natural protocols occasioning controversies and majour division on opinions cum reactions hovering

The hovering darkness is the shadow in glory; There are times when great luck lies in ill-luck There are times being the greatest among all lies in servitude There are times great measure of grace lies in some measure of disgrace There are times boldness and courage lies in ridicule There are times being greatly

Recently, especially during the COVID’19 Pandemic marriages seem to be collapsing and the rate of divorce is alarming. Alongside divorce matters either the husband or wife or even both or other relatives may want the custody of the children of the marriage either with respect to marriage celebrated under the Marriage Act or under customary

Company structure The primary law governing companies and businesses in Nigeria is the Company and Allied Matters Act (CAMA). It deals with the various types of company structures, eligibility, process for registration, and rules for operation. The regulatory body that is in charge of implementing the provisions of the CAMA is the Corporate Affairs Commission

Industrial design in its simple definition is fundamentally an expression of style or form that is unique, distinct from a known or already existing work of art. Therefore, for the purpose of the flourishing and increase in the innovations and new creations of designs and ideas, there is a need to protect the innovations, new

Introduction The recent Central Bank of Nigeria’s directive BSD/DIR/GEN/LAB/14/001 prohibiting commercial banks and other financial institutions from transacting and allowing payments to be made through their platforms has thrown the whole country into a frenzy. While the CBN justified the controversial directive by alluding to the volatility, anonymity and crime-enhancing nature of crypto-currencies, many Nigerians