Everything relating to corporate law practice
The Nigerian Startup Act, enacted to foster innovation and economic growth, has become a cornerstone for entrepreneurs in the country. By creating an enabling environment for startups, the law aims to address challenges faced by small businesses and position Nigeria as a hub for innovation in Africa. This article unpacks the key provisions of the …
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has gained significant traction in Nigeria as businesses increasingly recognize their role in contributing to societal development. While CSR initiatives are often voluntary, they are influenced by various legal frameworks that guide corporate actions and ensure accountability. This article delves into the legal aspects of CSR in Nigeria and provides insights …
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Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) play a crucial role in addressing social, economic, and environmental issues in Nigeria. However, to operate legally and effectively, NGOs must navigate a defined legal framework. This article explores the step-by-step process of registering an NGO in Nigeria, ensuring compliance with relevant laws. 1. Choose a Unique Name for Your NGO The …
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Corporate governance refers to the systems, principles, and processes by which companies are directed and controlled. In Nigeria, effective corporate governance is not only essential for maintaining public trust but also critical for ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements and enhancing business sustainability. The Importance of Corporate Governance Corporate governance plays a vital role in ensuring: …
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Termination of employment is a sensitive issue that requires careful adherence to legal guidelines to ensure that both employers and employees are treated fairly. In Nigeria, the law provides a structured approach to the termination of employment contracts, offering protection against arbitrary dismissals while ensuring that employers can make necessary changes to their workforce. This …
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Workplace discrimination undermines the principles of fairness and equality, creating hostile environments that can hinder productivity and career growth. In Nigeria, laws and regulations aim to curb discrimination in employment and provide recourse for affected employees. This blog post explores the types of workplace discrimination, legal frameworks addressing it, and the available remedies for victims. …
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Employees form the backbone of any organization, and the Nigerian legal framework ensures that their rights are protected. The Labour Act, Cap L1, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria (LFN) 2004, along with other related statutes, provides comprehensive guidance on employee rights and employer obligations. Key Employee Rights in Nigeria Legal Remedies for Violation of …
In Nigeria’s corporate landscape, safeguarding the interests of minority shareholders is crucial for promoting fair practices and maintaining trust in business operations. The Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) 2020 provides several provisions to protect minority shareholders from potential abuse by majority shareholders or directors. Who Are Minority Shareholders? Minority shareholders are individuals or entities …
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The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) is the principal regulatory body responsible for the incorporation, registration, and regulation of businesses in Nigeria. Established under the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) 2020, the CAC plays a pivotal role in fostering a business-friendly environment while ensuring compliance with corporate laws. Functions of the Corporate Affairs Commission The …
Copyright protects the original works of creators, ensuring they have exclusive rights to use and monetize their content. However, infringement remains a common issue, affecting authors, musicians, filmmakers, and other content creators. This post explores copyright infringement in Nigeria through case studies and highlights key lessons for content creators to safeguard their intellectual property. Understanding …
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