Flying To Safety: Navigating Restructuring and Insolvency in Nigeria’s Aviation Sector
Nigerian airlines face significant financial challenges due to economic instability, fuel price volatility, and evolving regulations.
Nigerian airlines face significant financial challenges due to economic instability, fuel price volatility, and evolving regulations.
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 expertly navigates complex bankruptcy cases, securing favorable outcomes for clients in financial distress through strategic legal counsel.
OAL proudly provided legal advisory services to The N-Youth League, supporting grassroots football development across Nigeria.
In a significant legal victory for filmmaker Chinenye Nworah and her production company GCM Giant Creative Media Limited, both the Nigerian Trademark Registry and the Nigerian Copyright Commission have ruled in their favour. This follows a series of legal battles initiated by Ms. Iniobong Edo Ekim (Ini Edo) and Minnie Empire Productions Limited (MEP), who…
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.
The Shell Petroleum Development Company Limited (SPDC) announced on January 16, 2024, its plans to sell its Nigerian onshore subsidiary to the Renaissance Group, a consortium of five companies. However, this decision led to a legal dispute as one of SPDC’s creditors is seeking to halt the sale until outstanding financial obligations are met as…
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.