Twitter Suspension in Nigeria: Some Key Policy & Legal Considerations for Web Platforms
Nigeria has no legal or regulatory construct similar to Section 230 (c) (1) & (2)[1].
Balogun Harold’s Technology & Media lawyers have market-leading experience in the technology and media sectors, advising global media and high-growth tech start-ups doing business in Nigeria.
We act as trusted independent and real-time advisors to technology and media start-ups throughout their entire corporate lifecycle from founder-led business to unicorns and global large-cap public companies. We have advised application software companies, media and internet companies, data & information companies, digital banking & payment companies, industrial tech companies, Fintechs, wealthtech and insurtech companies, systems & deep tech companies, infrastructure software & cyber security companies, retail-tech companies, mobility-tech companies, cloud managed service companies, digital health companies, regtech & suptech companies, amongst others
Nigeria has no legal or regulatory construct similar to Section 230 (c) (1) & (2)[1].
Nigeria’s Central Bank deserves some commendation for publishing a well thought-out Open Banking Framework. Here are 6 (six) compliance/operational and time-critical takeaways from CBN’s new Open Banking Regulations, for Nigerian Fintechs and Financial Institutions. The Open Banking Regulations does not
One may disagree with the approach of the Central Bank of Nigeria to regulating cryptocurrencies
The latest decision by the data privacy regulator in Uganda[1] (NITA-U) is instructive for technology
Perhaps, one of the most important decisions you can make as a Nigerian founder/business owner
Nigeria’s Central Bank (CBN) has finalised plans to introduce a regulatory sandbox for Financial Technology
We analysed data, facts and legislation surrounding 33[1] regulatory actions taken against financial technology (Fintech)
Payment service fintech companies (PSPs)[1] in Nigeria could be at risk of legal and regulatory
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Here are some of things we have learnt. If you are looking for a partner to build a tech business, the contractual foundations of your tech business are as important as building the product itself. At the core of a business relationship
February 28, 2020 We recently shared a Data Privacy Compliance update within our client network and would like to share a few points from the update, which is based on a recent data privacy audit that we conducted for a
We successfully helped a major fintech company close a Series B Financing Round of investment led by the World Bank and a global venture capital fund
We successfully advised a global venture capital fund on its Series A round of financing in a Nigerian tech company.
We successfully advised a top tier global technology accelerator on corporate development and expansion to Africa, including investment in Nigerian tech companies.
We successfully advised an African Fintech unicorn on corporate development and expansion to Nigeria.
We successfully advised a digital media company on its tech transformation and implementation strategy and launch of a digital product.
We successfully advised a global Software OEM on licensing, cloud service, data localization and software monetization agreements facing Nigerian end users.
We successfully advised a tech company on the securitization of its receivables and cash flows, in a first of its kind transaction led by a global alternative asset investor.
We successfully advised a local tech company on compliance with transfer pricing rules applicable in Nigeria.
We successfully helped a local tech company with market entry/launch and expansion into 3 African markets.
We successfully help a local fintech company to negotiate a strategic partnership with an international software OEM and the client tech startup.