Olisa Agbakoba Legal Hosts Event Themed “OAL Insights: A Year of Governance and Law
On 10 July 2024, Olisa Agbakoba Legal (OAL) hosted an event themed “OAL Insights: A Year of Governance and Law,” aimed at addressing key legal, regulatory, and policy issues in Nigeria. The event showcased the firm’s thought leadership through various publications that highlight OAL’s diverse and impactful offerings in areas such as public interest litigation, debt recovery, technology law, environmental justice, and space law.
*In a statement by Senior Partner, Dr. Olisa Agbakoba (SAN):*
“The event marks a strategic shift for Olisa Agbakoba Legal as we expand into the oil and gas sector. We are committed to providing exceptional legal services to clients navigating the complexities of this industry.”
The event, which was opened by Managing Partner Yvonne Ezekiel, highlighted OAL’s long-standing experience and expertise. Yvonne remarked, “Our over 40 years of legal practice have equipped us with unparalleled knowledge and authority. The publications we present today reflect the dedication and expertise of our team, addressing critical issues across various sectors.”
Other partners in the firm presented several publications that demonstrate OAL’s commitment to legal excellence and innovation.
Chinedu Nneke, Associate Partner & Head of the Maritime Group, spoke about the “OAL Compendium of Public Interest Cases,” highlighting pivotal cases that address issues like judicial independence, federal revenue allocation, freedom of religion, discriminatory practices, and constitutional amendment processes. This was followed by Babatunde Ogungbamila, Partner and Head of Energy and Dispute Resolution Practice Group, who unveiled “New Trends on Debt Recovery,” a publication exploring modern debt recovery strategies, including comprehensive debt documentation, advanced technology for debtor tracing, and strategic use of injunctions.
Beverley Agbakoba-Onyejianya, leading the OAL SET Practice Group, introduced “A Comprehensive Guide to Technology Law and Practice in Nigeria,” which provides insights into the challenges and opportunities within Nigeria’s tech ecosystem. Emmanuel Agherario, Associate, highlighted its relevance for tech startups and SMEs. Finally, Collins Okeke, Associate Partner/Head Government & Public Sector Group, showcased the “OAL Compendium of Space Treaties, Policies, Laws, and Regulations in Nigeria,” a pioneering publication that consolidates key international treaties and domestic laws impacting Nigeria’s emerging role in the global space industry.
The press conference demonstrated OAL’s commitment to providing accessible and comprehensive resources for legal empowerment in Nigeria. Each publication offers valuable contributions to the legal landscape, offering insights, strategies, and practical tools for diverse stakeholders—from legal practitioners and entrepreneurs to citizens and policymakers.
Click here to view our publications.
Contributor
