In Nigeria, many businesses and individuals rely on informal agreements — until something goes wrong. Whether it’s a partnership deal, loan, property lease, or entertainment contract, a lawyer’s involvement is crucial to ensure your rights are protected and the contract is legally binding.
Why You Should Hire a Lawyer to Draft a Contract in Nigeria
- Legal Compliance
Contracts must comply with Nigerian laws (e.g., Stamp Duties Act, Evidence Act, Companies and Allied Matters Act).
- Clarity and Risk Protection
A lawyer ensures all terms are clearly defined and anticipates risks and liabilities.
- Tailored Agreements
No two agreements are the same. A lawyer drafts terms that reflect your unique needs and goals.
Types of Contracts We Draft and Review
- Property Sale or Lease Agreements
- Loan or Debt Agreements
- Shareholder/Partnership Agreements
- Employment Contracts
- Entertainment, Music & Licensing Agreements
- Service Level Agreements (SLAs)
- Confidentiality/Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs)
Common Mistakes in Self-Written Contracts
- Missing essential terms (consideration, dispute resolution)
- Ambiguous language
- Use of foreign templates not suited to Nigerian law
- No jurisdiction clause
- No provision for termination or breach
What to Expect When You Work with Us
- Consultation – We understand your needs.
- Drafting – We prepare a contract tailored to your specific transaction.
- Review – We vet third-party contracts to spot red flags.
- Execution – We guide you through the signing and documentation process.
How Much Does It Cost?
Legal fees for contract drafting or review in Nigeria vary based on:
- Contract complexity
- Number of parties involved
- Risk exposure
At Olamide Oyetayo & Co, we specialize in precise, enforceable contracts that stand up in court. Whether you’re an individual or a business, we ensure your legal interests are fully protected.
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