CONDITIONS FOR LEGAL GUARDIANSHIP IN NIGERIA
Legal guardianship in Nigeria is one of the quickest ways to ensure care and custody for a child when the parents are not in a position to provide for the child due to financial constraint or any other reason. Legal guardianship entails an arrangement for the care, custody, and welfare of a child under the […]
CONSUMER RIGHTS AND PROTECTION UNDER NIGERIA’S FEDERAL COMPETITION AND CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT 2018: KEY INSIGHTS
E-commerce is experiencing an unparalleled growth rate in Nigeria, and this has consequently brought ease and convenience to consumers; however, such growth at an increasing rate has generated concern that online vendors would easily fall into committing infractions under the FCCPA, 2018-an Act that protects the rights of consumers and ensures fair competition. The FCCPA […]
GOT AN INVENTION? HERE IS WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT PATENTS IN NIGERIA
Hey there, inventor! If you’ve come up with something brilliant and want to protect it, you’re in the right place. Let’s talk about patents in Nigeria and how they can help you safeguard your awesome ideas. What’s a Patent, Anyway? Think of a patent as a special shield for your invention. It’s like telling the […]
CONTRACT STAFF: EFFECTIVE STRATEGY FOR REDUCING EMPLOYER STAFFING COSTS OR JUST A MISCONCEPTION?
The term “Contract Staff” is gaining momentum in the Nigerian employment space largely because employers see contract staffing as a way of managing budgets. However, the term is often confused with “Casual Staff.” In this discussion, we shall be looking at what contract staffing really means, the legal obligations of an employer regarding the practice, […]
TERMINATION OF EMPLOYMENT IN NIGERIA
Termination of employment is always a sensitive and relatively complex issue between employer and employee. Being an employer or employee, especially in the case of either, requires the awareness of the legal arrangement put in place for such regulation to keep you within the requirements of the law and undertake all measures for protection of […]
ESSENTIAL GUIDE FOR FOREIGN INVESTORS: HOW TO REPATRIATE CAPITAL AND PROFITS IN NIGERIA SUCCESSFULLY
Generally, repatriation is a term referring to the return of people, assets, or cultural artifacts to their country of origin. In finance, repatriation involves the conversion of foreign-earned income into the home country’s currency. It would, therefore, represent the instance when a business or an individual is returning money back to the home country, which […]
RENT INCREMENT IN NIGERIA: WHAT TENANTS AND LANDLORDS MUST KNOW
It is always a point of dispute between landlord and tenant in Nigeria whenever increment in rent arises. While the landlord may seem justified to increase rent, perhaps by increased cost or other factors, the tenants usually are oblivious of their rights whenever such changes present themselves. This article discusses, among other things, how a […]
CORPORATE COMPLIANCE IN NIGERIA: ESSENTIAL GUIDELINES AND LEGAL REQUIREMENTS FOR BUSINESSES
For businesses aiming to thrive in Nigeria’s business landscape, understanding and adhering to the country’s regulatory environment is critical. Navigating the array of laws, guidelines, and directives issued by government bodies and regulatory authorities is referred to as regulatory compliance. Below is an in-depth overview of the regulatory compliance process for companies operating in Nigeria: […]
ULTIMATE GUIDE ON HOW TO EASILY OBTAIN AN EXPORT LICENSE IN NIGERIA
The Export Licence, issued by the government of Nigeria through the Nigerian Export Promotion Council NEPC, legally gives an exporter the rights to export specified goods into the international market. To any Nigerian business exporter, such a licence is therefore not only obligatory but also necessary for both national and international trade standards. This article […]
TENANT RIGHTS IN NIGERIA: LEGAL PROTECTION AGAINST UNINHABITABLE LIVING CONDITIONS IN NIGERIA
Tenants have the right to a safe and habitable home, no matter how little rent they pay. A “habitable home” means that the rental meets minimum living requirements, including a roof that does not leak rain, enough ventilation, solid floors and walls, protection from serious environmental hazards, and reasonable security against crime. In Chukwuma & […]