Discover how the sports sector in Nigeria can adopt FA Rule K principles under the Arbitration & Mediation Act 2023 for effective dispute resolution in sports.
The Gangs of Lagos case highlights the balance between artistic freedom and cultural sensitivity, emphasising the need for respectful and accurate storytelling.
Copyright is vital for creators in the digital age. Omoni Oboli’s film dispute highlights the challenges and importance of enforcing copyright in entertainment.
Innovative conflict resolution is key to tackling environmental disputes in Africa, where resource exploitation fuels instability, pollution & security challenges.
A ‘Film Option’ is a popular form of intellectual property (IP) in the film industry, granting exclusive rights to purchase creative works. While common internationally, it’s less known in Nigeria and Africa.
The copyright dispute between gospel artist Sinach and producer Michael Oluwole over “Way Maker” underscores key issues in creative ownership.
Nigeria’s tech industry in 2024 is transforming with diverse startups, sustainable models, and legislative support, fostering growth and global competitiveness.
Conflict settlement is pivotal to the growth of the football industry in Nigeria as it will encourage more players to settle and play football without fear.
Conflict settlement is pivotal to the growth of the football industry in Nigeria as it will encourage more players to settle and play football without fear.
OAL proudly provided legal advisory services to The N-Youth League, supporting grassroots football development across Nigeria.
