WHO WE ARE

WHO WE ARE

We are a progress­­-minded, experienced, dynamic, business-oriented and consulting sole proprietorship law firm with a reputation for taking quick decisions and commitment to innovation in legal services. The Firm is a response to a constantly evolving business environment, which has resulted in increasing demand for creative, sophisticated and specialized legal services. When appropriate, we call […]

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Nigerian Incentives Encouraging Foreign Participation in Business

Nigerian Incentives Encouraging Foreign Participation in Business

Pioneer Status: This is granted by the Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission to a public company that has invested in industrial products regarded or designated as pioneer. For example, agro-allied, export goods produced from locally sourced raw materials, solid minerals, etc. It is granted for three (3) years at first instance and renewable for 2 years. […]

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WHY YOU NEED TO INVESTIGATE TITLE IN PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS

WHY YOU NEED TO INVESTIGATE TITLE IN PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS

Investigation of Title to property is the process of confirming the title of the vendor as deduced by him. It involves anything and everything that will reveal any defects in a property to be purchased.  The purchaser’s solicitor should investigate the title of the vendor after the vendor has deduced his title. Thus, the practice is that […]

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Constitutional Rights available to a Suspect at the Police Station and Relating to Police Interviews

The police have a duty to ensure that all the constitutional rights of a suspect are respected and protected in the process of obtaining statements from a suspect in custody including the right of access to his counsel or the right to seek for free legal aid with the Legal Aid Council. A comprehensive list […]

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Post Incorporation Obligations of Registered Companies

Post Incorporation Obligations of Registered Companies

Every Company must keep a register of its members as provided for under section 83(1)-(5) and section 84(1)-(4) of the Companies and Allied Matters Act Cap C20 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria 2004, subsequently referred to as CAMA. By section 85 of CAMA, every Company having more than 50 members must keep an index […]

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