Billions Lost at the Ports: How Modernisation Can Turn Nigeria’s Fortune Around Introduction Nigeria’s ports are the gateways to its economy, handling over 80% of the nation’s International trade. Yet, for decades, inefficiency, congestion, and infrastructural decay have undermined their potential as regional trade hubs. The Apapa and Tin Can Island ports in Lagos, in…
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OAL secured victory in Goldstarline v. Masters Energy as the Federal High Court upheld the statute of limitation, dismissing the admiralty claim.
Cabotage Vessel Financing Fund (CVFF) supports Nigerian shipowners with funding to acquire and maintain vessels under the Cabotage Act, boosting local shipping capacity.
Piracy threatens Nigeria’s maritime sector, but technology-driven solutions like AI, drones, & satellite tracking can enhance security & curb piracy effectively.
Effectively managing complex disputes requires balancing legal strategy, commercial insight, and relational sensitivity for successful resolution.
Olisa Agbakoba Legal played a key role in the National Policy on Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution 2023 which aims to establish fundamental principles to guide the Federal and State government’s participation in arbitration references, and position Nigeria as an attractive arbitration hub for domestic, regional, and international commercial arbitration whilst protecting national interest. The…
Becoming a ship owner in Nigeria presents various prospects for business ventures, leisure activities, exploration, and discovering new horizons.
Strategies to Unlock Non-Tax Revenues in Nigeria: Nigeria confronts significant revenue difficulties, notably evidenced by the N10.78 trillion budget deficit for 2023. To cover this deficit, the Federal Government plans to primarily rely on fresh borrowings amounting to N8.80 trillion.
Strategies to Unlock Non-Tax Revenues in Nigeria: Nigeria confronts significant revenue difficulties, notably evidenced by the N10.78 trillion budget deficit for 2023. To cover this deficit, the Federal Government plans to primarily rely on fresh borrowings amounting to N8.80 trillion.
