LASPA: Parking Regulations in Lagos State
Parking in Lagos is no longer an unregulated free-for-all. Since the enactment of the Lagos State Parking Authority Law, 2018 and the operational rollout of the Lagos State Parking Authority, the State has moved to bring both public and private...
Bank Corporate Client Acquisitions: Employment Law Considerations
If women were selected, incentivized, or subtly pressured to use charm or appearance to attract business, this may constitute constructive dismissal, if such women feel compelled to resign.
Lagos State Publishes List of Over 170 Illegal Estates
The Lagos State Ministry of Physical Planning and Urban Development has issued a formal public notice identifying more than 170 real estate developments in Ibeju-Lekki, Epe, Eti-Osa, and other areas as non-compliant estates ( the "Illegal Estates Notice")
LASBCA “Request-for-Documents” Letters: Key Considerations
The Lagos State Building Control Agency (LASBCA) has begun mass-issuing “Request for Documents” notices to property owners in Lagos State.
Doing Business with the Nigerian Government: Key Considerations for Private Sector Players
Nigeria’s Federal government remains the largest economic player owning vast land, oil reserves, infrastructure assets, and regulatory powers that influence every sector.
Shell v. Minister of Petroleum Resources: Matters Arising
We offer an evaluation of the court’s reasoning in Shell v. Petroleum Development Company Ltd v. Minister of Petroleum Resources in light of constitutional and administrative law principles.
Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline: Reflections on the WAGP Tariff Methodology
The Nigeria-Morocco Gas Pipeline (NMGP) represents one of Africa’s most ambitious cross-border infrastructure projects.
Off-Plan Property Purchases in Lagos: Key Considerations
Many off-plan real estate developers do not set out to be fraudulent. In reality, many real estate developers are ambitious but undercapitalised and understructured. The result is not necessarily fraud but avoidable failure.
New Rules for Fintechs in the Electricity Sector
Third-Party Collection Service Providers (CSPs) are now required to obtain licensing and approval from the NERC
Roads & Highways Financing in Nigeria – Key Legal Considerations
Nigeria has an infrastructure financing gap of over $3 trillion, and it needs to spend at least $100 billion annually for the next 30 years to close this gap
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