This piece seeks to discuss the applicability of the revision of the limits of liability under the Montreal Convention 1999[2] to civil aviation claims in Nigeria, the consequences of the revision of ...
A Review of the Emiliano Sala Decision – Olukolade Ehinmosan
The January 2019 Summer Transfer Window was an exciting beehive of European football transfer activity. Arguably the most notable transfer of the Window, FC Nantes Centre Forward Emiliano Raul Sala se...
Highlights of the Report on the Future of FinTech in Nigeria – Olayanju Phillips
In light of the rapid adoption of technology in the financial services sector, the Securities and Exchange Commission (“the SEC” or “the Commission”) spearheaded the development of a regulator...
Data Privacy and Protection under the Nigerian Law – Francis Ololuo
The 21st century, commonly dubbed “the information age” with its greatest invention, the internet, has brought about fast and easy dispensation of personal information or data. With an estimated 2...
Who owns Copyright in an AI Invention? – Oluwafunmilayo Mayowa
Copyright confers on the creator of a work of authorship an exclusive right to use and control the use of a protected material. Works eligible for copyright protection include: literary works such as ...
Intellectual Property Issues in Fintech – Oluwafunmilayo Mayowa
Over the last three years, there has been a rapid rise in the number of Financial Technology (“Fintech”) companies in Nigeria. Within the last three years the number of Fintech companies in Nigeri...
A Brief Review of the Framework and Guidelines for Public Internet Access 2019 – Oluwafunmilayo Mayowa
The importance of the internet in the 21st century is undeniable. It is the largest and quickest medium of communication and dissemination of information all over the world. The internet enables the q...
Protection of Intellectual Property Rights in a Franchise Agreement – Sandra Eke
Intellectual Property Rights (IPRs) are very valuable business assets which do not only contribute to the general profitability of a business but also leads to the advancement of the innovative and te...
The Nigerian Merchandise Marks Act: A viable or obsolete piece of legislation – Sandra Eke
Unlike other intellectual property laws enacted in Nigeria, the Merchandise Marks Act[2] (“the Act”) doesn’t enjoy so much popularity. The Act, which was first introduced in the United Kingdom t...
Why you should consider impact investment in Nigeria – Sandra Eke
If you have ever clamoured against the increasing socio-economic and environmental problems in Nigeria or wondered how you can generate profitable returns from your investments while simultaneously co...