E-Commerce Regulations in Nigeria – Key Considerations
Nigeria, Africa’s largest economy, offers significant growth potential for global e-commerce platforms seeking to expand into emerging markets
Content Moderation Compliance Report by the NITDA
Specifically, the Compliance Report documents and evaluates the compliance efforts of Google, Linkedin, TikTok and X, in areas such as
Content Moderation in Nigeria: Legal Frameworks & Recent Developments
On December 3, 2024, the NITDA issued a public notice regarding the state of compliance with the Code of Practice for Interactive Computer Service Platforms/Internet Intermediaries, 2023.
Case Study: Startups & Shareholders’ Agreement
The client is a technology startup, founded by three co-founders.Each co-founder held an equal share of the company (33.33%) and initially agreed informally on their roles and responsibilities.
Case Study: Navigating Market Entry and Expansion into Nigeria
Our client, a leading global technology company, sought to expand its operations into Sub-Saharan Africa, starting with Nigeria
Pre-Series Financing: Key Insights for Founders
We find that some startups attach the “Pre-” label to a funding round because they didn’t secure the full target amount or feel the amount raised doesn’t align with what’s typically associated with that stage. But what does it really...
Regulating Online Trust & Safety in Nigeria: An Overview
In Nigeria, the regulatory landscape surrounding online trust and safety is anchored primarily in the Code of Practice for Interactive Computer Service Platforms & Internet Intermediaries (the “Code”). This framework defines the rules that digital platforms must follow, with specific...
How VCs Support Start-Ups Post-Investment
It’s often overlooked but venture capital is more than just a financial investment—it’s a partnership that fuels growth. Beyond the cash infusion, VCs provide critical post-investment management support to help startups achieve critical product and revenue milestones. So, what should...
Intermediary Liability: Legal Considerations for Tech Platforms in Nigeria
Intermediary liability, as a legal and policy concern, raises the question: To what extent should tech platforms bear financial or criminal responsibility for the online actions or omissions of their users? As digital platforms continue to reshape industries and societies,...
Software as a Service in Nigeria: Some Commercial Issues
When global companies offer Software as a Service (SaaS) in Nigeria, they encounter distinct commercial challenges shaped by the country’s unique legal, economic, and business landscape. From navigating regulatory compliance and overcoming payment barriers to addressing data protection requirements and...