As published by the Ships and Ports Nigeria, Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL) said it has concluded arrangements to start arresting foreign ships that flout Nigeria’s Coastal and Inland Shipping Act 2003, otherwise known as Cabotage law. OAL Senior Partner and Head of Arbitration, Dr. Olisa Agbakoba SAN, disclosed this in Apapa, Lagos on Thursday…
Olisa Agbakoba Legal held its implementation forum on Cabotage with Maritime Stakeholders in attendance.This hybrid meeting shows the resolve of the attendees to actively participate in the Maritime sector and its need for reforms seeing the non-implementation of the Cabotage Act. In a joint statement by the stakeholders, an action plan on how to realize the …
Unlike marriage, getting divorce (“Decree of Dissolution”) in Nigeria, is no walk in the park. The process can be overwhelming, frustrating and sometimes messy if not properly managed. Courts are very mindful and reluctant to dissolve marriages, as its priority is to ensure that parties are reconciled. Therefore, a Decree of Dissolution of marriage is…
Since the legalization of sports betting in Nigeria, it became a legitimate form of entertainment that the general public embraced and while well-intentioned sportsbooks began to appear in greater numbers as organized and professional businesses, betting scams jumped on board just as swiftly. The online gambling business continues to evolve at an exponential rate…