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National Arbitration Policy: Critical Next Steps Following the P&ID Award | Olisa Agbakoba Legal
The need for a National Arbitration Policy comes on the back of the recent enforcement order relating to the sum..
The African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA): Benefits of a Single African Market & Its Opportunities
The African Continental Free Trade Agreement was signed by President Muhammadu Buhari at the African Union Summit on Sunday, July..
Drilling Rig as a Vessel: Distinguishing the TRANSOCEAN Case Vis-a-Vis the SEADRILL Case
The Court of Appeal in the recent Judgment of Transocean Support Services Nigeria Limited & 3 Ors v Nigerian Maritime..
Waking Up Dead Capital in Nigeria: – The Intersection between Law and Economic Development
Our firm Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL) and BusinessDay Newspapers co-presented the LEGAL POLICY DIALOGUE in 2014. The forum was a..
Landmark Judgement: An Oil Rig is a Vessel Under the Cabotage Act, 2003
In a landmark judgment delivered on Friday, June 14, 2019, by Honourable Justice Babs Keuwumi of the Federal High Court..
Alternative Dispute Resolution in Nigeria: New Frontiers in Law
Alternative Dispute Resolution in Nigeria is not a new field. Without doubt, disputes are invariable and recurring decimal in human..
Health Tech In Nigeria: A Legal Perspective
Health tech in Nigeria, just like the general healthcare sector, is in a precarious state. It is evident that the..
Banks as Collecting Agents For FIRS – A Conundrum
The Federal Inland Revenue Service has intensified its drive to recover outstanding tax liabilities from taxpayers in default of tax..
Cryptocurrency and Government Regulation in Nigeria
First Published in by Bisi Akodu (Mrs.), February 2019 Cryptocurrency in Nigeria is one of the major offshoots of the..