Opinion
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Corp INTL 2024 Awards: Afolabi Elebiju Wins Tax Lawyer of the Year
Principal attorney at LeLaw Barrister and Solicitor Afolabi Elebiju has won multiple accolades at the 2024 Corporate International Awards owing…
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How to do Detty December Without Breaking the Bank
Detty December is here, and the festive season is upon us. It’s that time of the year when Nigerians gear…
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Federal Government and Its One-sided Austerity
The current administration led by President Bola Tinubu has, since its first day in office, embarked on some laudable measures…
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Public Service: Sweden’s Poor Parliamentarians Vs Nigeria’s Billionaire Lawmakers
In contrast to the world of multimillion Naira SUVs and allowances, yachts, luxury villas, and multi-billion refurbishment bills, the Swedish…
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Farmers’ Market: Why Banning Foreigners Won’t Help Farmers
It’s now clear that the Nigerian government is in love with banning things even when it barely understands the objectives…
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Incidences: Moral Rights in Nigerian Intellectual Property Regulatory Framework
Pursuant section 12 CA, Nigeria unlike the USA, makes specific provision for the moral rights of the author. An “author”…
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Transformations: Private Equity and Nigeria’s Healthcare Industry
Introduction: The Investment Thesis Nigeria’s Healthcare sector’s gaps and challenges are actually signal investment opportunities for the private sector,…
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Lessons: Issues and Practical Considerations in Equity Financing in Nigeria
Introduction Profit-making is the primary goal of business howsoever organised – whether a partnership, private or public (listed or unlisted)…
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Nigeria’s New Politics: An Anatomy of Rottenness – Dr. Femi Adebajo
“The First Republic politicians were far from perfect but they were generally well educated, principled and motivated by ideals, albeit…
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Vestiges: Do We Still Need the Industrial Training Fund (ITF)? – Afolabi Elebiju
Introduction The Industrial Training Fund Act, Cap.I9 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria (LFN) 2004, (ITFA), originally enacted in 1971,…
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