by Legalnaija | Jul 3, 2025 | Blawg, Uncategorized
Good afternoon, distinguished guests, colleagues, friends, and partners.
I am pleased to welcome you all to the 19th Annual International Business Law Conference of the Nigerian Bar Association, Section on Business Law.
We are gathered here today not just for another conference but for what has become a defining tradition: an annual meeting of minds across industries, disciplines, borders, and generations. And it is fitting that we return to this space, Lagos, Nigeria’s commercial heart, to reflect, learn, and chart a way forward in our legal profession.
The theme of this year’s conference, “The Future of Business Law in an Intelligent Age,”could not be more timely. We are witnessing a global redefinition of how business is conducted, how information is processed, and how value is created. Artificial intelligence, data ecosystems, and predictive technologies are no longer ideas on the horizon; they arehere and now – today’s realities that we must engage with directly, as lawyers, as business leaders, as policymakers, and as players in every economic space.
This moment demands that we, as a legal community, become not just participants but shapers of the future. We cannot afford to remain observers on the sidelines of technological change. We must be architects of legal frameworks that are responsive, adaptive, and bold enough to embrace the unknown without sacrificing our principles. This means strengthening our engagement with regulators, legislators, and institutions, ensuring that the law evolves alongside innovation, not behind it.
Through plenaries, breakout sessions, fireside chats, master classes, and informal conversations, we will interrogate the intersection of law, innovation, regulation, investment, and impact. This year, we are especially honoured to have His Highness, Khalifa Muhammad Sanusi II, deliver our keynote address; his experience as a reformer and thought leader will set a powerful tone for the work ahead. Over the next 3 (three) days, we will explore how emerging technologies are transforming industries, from manufacturing and aviation to fintech, healthcare, entertainment, and education, and ask ourselves what role we must play to ensure that business law remains not only relevant but indispensable in shaping the future. This year’s programme has been carefully curated to ensure that we are leading the ongoing discussions around shaping contextually relevant, commercially sound, and socially conscious responses.
This conference is not just about the future of business law; it is about the future of business. As Africa positions itself as a hub for innovation, trade, and investment, the Nigerian legal community has a critical role to play in shaping policies, fostering trust, and driving the integrity of markets across the continent. What we discuss here will echo far beyond this hall, and the ripple effects of our ideas and actions will be felt in boardrooms, courtrooms, startups, government houses, and classrooms.
What makes this gathering truly powerful is not just the programme, it is the people. This
year, we welcome over a thousand delegates, seasoned professionals, young lawyers, regulators, senior advocates and leaders of this profession, public servants, entrepreneurs, creatives, and investors. Each of you brings your experience, perspectives, and energy. I encourage everyone connect, collaborate, contribute. To the lawyers, I say this – whether you advise multinationals, lead internal legal teams, or represent SMEs navigating change,
there is something for everyone here: insight, tools, and connections that can strengthen how you show up in your role and for your clients.
I would like to thank the President of the Nigerian Bar Association, Mazi Afam Osigwe, SAN, for his leadership of our bar, and his support for this Section. I would also like to thank the executives of the NBA who at various times alongside our President have provided support and guidance to me in my role as the chairman of this section. Let me take a moment to acknowledge and thank the phenomenal team that made this conference possible, the 2025
Conference Planning Committee under the committed leadership of Ms. Solape Peters (Chair) and Mr. Oludare Senbore (Vice chair). I also thank our sponsors and partners, whose support reflects their belief in the importance of this platform. To all our resource persons who have so graciously committed their time and expertise – you have our
gratitude. And the SBL Executive Committee and Secretariat, whose tireless behind-thescenes work has brought this vision to life – thank you. Over the past year, we have deepened our investment in capacity-building, expanded our digital footprint, and created new spaces for dialogue across sectors. The SBL continues to evolve, and I am proud of the energy, inclusiveness, and direction this leadership team has championed.
As we open this 19th edition of the NBA-SBL Conference, let us remind ourselves that we are here not just to witness change, but to influence it. Not just to talk, but to act. Not just to listen, but to lead.
I hope that by the time we leave this venue in a few days, we will do so with more than just conference bags and notebooks; we will go with new ideas, new relationships, new perspectives, and a renewed commitment to making business law work for this intelligent, ever-evolving age. On behalf of the NBA-SBL Executive Committee and the Conference Planning Committee, I welcome you all.
Thank you.
by Legalnaija | Jun 23, 2025 | Uncategorized
The Nigerian Bar Association – Section on Business Law (NBA-SBL) held its press conference ahead of the 19th Annual International Business Law Conference, a premier gathering of legal professionals, members of the press and business leaders. The program commenced at 11:00 AM, with Miss Rachel Olayemi serving as the anchor. After introducing herself, Miss Olayemi provided an overview of the day’s program. This was followed by the welcome address delivered by the Chairman of the NBA-SBL, who provided insight into the core objectives and significance of this year’s conference.
In her address, the Chairman emphasized that the conference was not simply a response to changing times, but a deliberate effort to lead the transformation of business law both in Nigeria and globally. She noted that in this era of digital information and artificial intelligence, the legal industry must actively engage in shaping the future. This year’s program was thoughtfully curated to reflect the “era of intelligence” in business across vital sectors of the economy.
She went on to explain that the conference would feature five plenary sessions and six breakout sessions, in addition to networking events, and would conclude with a closing party. She stated that the conference would host members of the press, policymakers, legal professionals, and industry stakeholders, underscoring its national and international importance.
Following the welcome address, Mrs. Solape Peters, a partner at DLA Piper and the Chairperson of the 19th Conference Planning Committee, shared her reflections on the purpose and expected outcomes of the event. She pointed out that technology now lies at the heart of every industry, and the business law sector must not lag behind. She highlighted the collaborative role of the Business Law Section with the National Assembly in drafting legislation that will foster a favorable environment for business operations in Nigeria.
Mrs. Peters also remarked that the Section on Business Law is renowned for organizing conferences that shape legal and regulatory discourse and directly influence how governance affects business. This year’s conference, she said, is designed to spark a mindset shift among those unfamiliar with emerging developments and to offer fresh perspectives to those already on the path of legal innovation. She also announced that two specialized masterclasses would be introduced this year.
Mrs. Peters further acknowledged the immense support of sponsors, stating that their continued partnership has been instrumental in ensuring the successful hosting of the conference year after year. She noted that the planning committee had engaged stakeholders from the regulatory, public, and private sectors, with the expectation that the discussions and outcomes of the event would help drive legal and policy reforms.
Also speaking at the opening session was Mrs. Yeside Asolo, a partner at Kayode Sofola & Associates and the Content and Program Chairperson. She provided a detailed breakdown of the conference schedule. According to her, the event would commence with a lunch on July 2nd, while the main sessions would begin on July 3rd, featuring four plenary sessions covering international trade, healthcare, and technology. The third day, would focus on sectors such as manufacturing, power, oil and gas, and aviation. The conference would conclude with a closing party, offering attendees the opportunity to unwind and network in a relaxed atmosphere.
Finally, the Chairperson of the Media Strategy Committee also addressed the audience, highlighting the media plan for the year. She stated that the media strategy is designed to:
- Showcase the value of the conference to all attendees,
- Attract professionals seeking networking and collaboration opportunities, and
- Draw global attention to the significance of the NBA-SBL conference as a leading platform for business law discourse in Africa.
The emphasis was on using strategic media engagement to amplify the impact of the conference beyond the legal community and to demonstrate the NBA-SBL’s commitment to influencing national policy, legal reforms, and business-friendly regulatory frameworks.
In conclusion, the NBA-SBL 19th Annual Business Law Conference promises to be an intellectually stimulating and strategically significant event, with a clear focus on technology, innovation, collaboration, and legal reform. With diverse participation from legal practitioners, policymakers, industry experts, and international stakeholders, the conference is set to shape the future trajectory of business law in Nigeria and beyond. The inclusion of targeted masterclasses, comprehensive plenary sessions, and structured networking opportunities underscores the Section’s commitment to providing value, relevance, and impact to the legal and business communities it serves.
by Legalnaija | Jun 20, 2025 | Blawg
The Nigerian Institute of Chartered Arbitrators (NICArb) is pleased to announce the signing of a landmark cooperation agreement with the China International Economic and Trade Arbitration Commission (CIETAC). This strategic partnership aims to enhance the arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) landscape and foster stronger economic and trade relations between Nigeria and China.
The signing ceremony took place during the China-Africa International Arbitration Cooperation Conference /China-Africa Trade Export in Changsha, Hunan Province, China. The President/Chairman, Professor Fabian Ajogwu, OFR, SAN was represented by the Registrar/CEO of NICArb Mrs Shola Oshodi- John who attended the event as a keynote speaker and panel discussant. Mr. WANG Chengjie, Vice Chairman and Secretary General of CIETAC represented CIETAC at the signing ceremony. The event took place 13th – 15th June 2025.
According to Mrs Oshodi-John, FCArb, the agreement marks a significant milestone in the collaboration between the two leading arbitration institutions. Under the terms of the agreement, NICArb and CIETAC will work together to promote arbitration and mediation as a preferred method of dispute resolution in international trade and investment. The cooperation will include the exchange of ideas, joint hosting of seminars, conferences, and training programs to enhance the skills and knowledge of arbitrators in both countries. This agreement represents a significant step forward in our efforts to strengthen Nigeria’s arbitration and mediation frameworks and build closer ties with our counterparts in China. We are confident that this partnership will lead to more efficient and effective commercial dispute resolution, benefiting both countries’ businesses and investors.”
Mr. Wang Chengjie, Vice Chairman of CIETAC, echoed these sentiments, saying, “We are delighted to partner with NICArb in this important initiative. By working together, we can leverage our collective expertise to promote arbitration and mediation as a reliable and efficient means of resolving disputes. This cooperation will undoubtedly contribute to the growth of economic and trade relations between China and Nigeria.”
The Nigerian Institute of Chartered Arbitrators (NICArb) is the premier Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Institute in Sub-Saharan Africa, founded in 1979 by the late renowned legal luminary and former Judge of the World Court in The Hague, Prince Bola Ajibola SAN, KBE, CFR. NICArb is dedicated to promoting the practice and growth of arbitration and ADR in Nigeria. CIETAC, one of the world’s leading arbitration institutions, has a long history of providing high-quality arbitration services for international commercial disputes.
This cooperation agreement is expected to pave the way for increased collaboration and knowledge sharing between NICArb and CIETAC, ultimately contributing to the advancement of arbitration and mediation practices in Nigeria and China.
by Legalnaija | Jun 17, 2025 | Uncategorized
The Nigerian Bar Association Section on Business Law (NBA-SBL) is proud to announce His Royal Highness, Khalifa Muhammadu Sanusi II PhD (London) CON, as the Keynote Speaker for the 19th Annual Business Law Conference, scheduled to take place from July 2nd to 4th, 2025, at Harbour Point, Victoria Island, Lagos.
His Royal Highness. Khalifa Muhammadu Sanusi, the 14th Emir of Kano and former Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, is globally renowned for his bold economic reform advocacy, intellectual depth, and principled public service. His keynote address is expected to set a compelling tone for the conference, offering critical insights at the intersection of law, governance, and innovation—perfectly aligned with this year’s theme: “The Future of Business Law in an Intelligence Age.”
In addition, the conference will host an esteemed delegation of special guests whose presence underscores the growing collaboration between the legal profession, the judiciary, and the business and policy communities.
Expected at the conference are Chief Lateef Fagbemi, SAN; the Honourable Minister of the Justice and the Attorney General of the Federation, Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun, the Chief Judge of the Federation, Chief Judge Lagos State, Justice Kazeem Olanrewaju Alogba and the President of the Nigerian Bar Association, Mazi Afam Osigwe, SAN their presence highlight the pivotal role of technology and digital policy in shaping the future of legal practice and commerce.
Speaking on the announcement, Mrs. Ozofu Ogiemudia, Chair of the NBA-SBL, stated:
“The presence of His Royal Highness and our distinguished guests not only reflects the relevance of our theme but also affirms our shared commitment to advancing the frontiers of business law in Nigeria. This year’s conference is poised to offer powerful insights, robust discourse, and lasting impact.”
Ms. Solape Peters, Chair of the Conference Planning Committee, added:
“We’re building a conference that looks boldly into the future—one that challenges assumptions and equips legal professionals for the intelligence age. With this exceptional lineup, we’re confident that the 2025 conference will be one of our most transformative yet.”
Registration for the conference is currently still ongoing; there are limited slots for physical attendance and virtual attendance is still open. Legal practitioners, policymakers, industry leaders, and innovators are encouraged to secure their place at what promises to be a landmark event.
by Legalnaija | Jun 16, 2025 | Blawg
The 2025 NBA Lagos Law Conference brought together some of the sharpest minds and most influential voices in Nigeria’s legal landscape—and they did not disappoint. Over the course of this dynamic gathering, thought-provoking commentary, bold declarations, and powerful insights echoed through every panel and plenary. In this post, we’ve curated 17 memorable quotes that capture the spirit, challenges, and aspirations that defined today’s event.
- “As lawyers, it is our responsibility to contribute to the fight against corruption and uphold the integrity of our profession.”
- Dr Musa Adamu Aliyu SAN – Chairman ICPC
- “There are several issues that need to be addressed, and it is essential for lawyers to take a proactive role in promoting accountability and transparency.”
- Dr Musa Adamu Aliyu SAN – Chairman ICPC
- The Regulation of Technology and the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in our practice is becoming increasingly prevalent, and it is crucial that we regulate its use to prevent potential abuses. Self-regulation is essential, as external forces may impose regulations if we fail to do so.”
- Dr Musa Adamu Aliyu – ICPC Chairman
- Conduct of lawyers in Court must be scrutinized, the NBA must put its feet down and maintain ethical standards. Correcting lawyers now is difficult as this might land a judge a petition written against him or her… Nigeria does not have a policy on AI, and this is not good. More needs to be done in this regard.”
- Honourable Justice Isaac Essien NICN
- “The critical problem we have as lawyers is that the NBA is unable to fully participate in decision-making. In the LPA, there is no role for the NBA. As such, there is a need for us to interrogate this. We are handicapped and we need to flee from the shackles of government.
- Panel Chair Olisa Agbakoba SAN
- “AI is a phenomenal tool, but we have to know how to handle it. We must control it. Someone with human discretion must over see it, if not, AI can land you in trouble.” –
- “In using AI, don’t use it as a shortcut rather, learn to use AI tools to teach yourself.”
- Rotimi Ogunyemi, Managing Partner, BOC Legal
- “It is also important to note that law is very jurisdiction specific. Thus, research tools have to be fine-tuned to your jurisdiction to be safe.”
- “If you’re not looking at using technology now as a lawyer, you will be sidelined. So it’s time to go into the field.” –
- Oktay Curebal, CEO of Fifty2
- On whether AI will replace Human Judgment?
“There would be some level of replacement because there are services/platforms online today that help people conduct certain tasks and help them make decisions easily rather than going to an expert.”
- Chike Obianwu, SAN, Deputy Managing Partner, Templars
- Artificial intelligence is only a co-pilot. The legal practitioner is the captain.” –
- Oktay curebal, CEO of Fifty2
- All professions are under attack, and we need collective action amongst all.the stakeholders to be able to move things “
– Mr. Soji Apampa, Chairman, Convention of Business Integrity
- On whether AI will replace Human Judgment?
“There would be some level of replacement because there are services/platforms online today that help people conduct certain tasks and help them make decisions easily rather than going to an expert.”
- Chike Obianwu, SAN, Deputy Managing Partner, Templars
- “Artificial intelligence is only a co-pilot. The legal practitioner is the captain.” –
- Oktay Cürebal, CEO of Fifty2
- “The Nigerian Bar Association must learn to self regulate so that outsiders will not regulate the NBA.”
- Mrs Titi Akinlawon SAN, Founding Partner, Akinlawon & Ojomo
- “Companies are critical users of legal services. Lawyers and the judiciary define everything we do. However, there are challenges they face with the judicial system, for example, being a victim of an exparte injunction, which was to elapse in 7 days, but it took them 7months to vacate.
The judiciary has therefore become a nightmare for today, and we have no confidence in the judiciary as we won’t get justice at all, or it’s going to take us so long to get us justice. Hence, when we go into an agreement today, we try to ensure it doesn’t lead to litigation.”
- We are more emotional beings than we are rational. We all lack a sense of common wealth, and until we develop on this, we are going to have a lot of problems. We need to stop the culture of begging. We need to make sanctions apply as this will make people sit up.” –
- Abimbola Akeredolu, SAN, Partner, Banwo & Ighodalo/ Former Attorney General of Ogun State
Spanning an entire week, the NBA Lagos Law Conference 2025 is more than just a moment—it’s a movement. With daily sessions, networking mixers, and groundbreaking conversations, the energy is set to ripple across the legal community for months to come. As you share your experience, insights, and favorite moments online, don’t forget to tag @Legalnaija to keep the conversation going and help amplify the voices shaping the future of law in Nigeria. Let’s take the dialogue beyond the venue and into the world.
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by Legalnaija | Jun 12, 2025 | Blawg
DOA’s 4th TMT Business Series Charts Path from Startup Buzz to Digital Infrastructure
The 4th Annual TMT Business Series, hosted by commercial law firm Duale, Ovia & Alex-Adedipe (DOA), took place on June 5, 2025, at the Civic Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos. With the theme “Beyond the Startup Frenzy: Building the Infrastructure for a Digital Nigeria,” the forum convened policymakers, investors, founders, and regulators to explore the future of Nigeria’s digital economy.
In the opening address, DOA Partner Omowunmi Sanni called for stronger legal, financial, and regulatory systems to support scalable innovation. She reiterated DOA’s commitment to enabling business growth through strategic legal support and cross-sector collaboration.
The keynote was delivered by the Honourable Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, Dr. Bosun Tijani. He spotlighted national initiatives including the 3 Million Technical Talent (3MTT) Program, the National Artificial Intelligence Strategy, and the country’s broadband expansion goals. He stressed the importance of digital infrastructure and inclusive policy frameworks in bridging economic divides and driving long-term transformation.
In a fireside chat moderated by Lehle Balde, Dr. Tijani emphasized the role of identity systems, payment infrastructure, and data interoperability in building a competitive digital economy.
Two expert-led panels followed. The first, Tech Profitability Playbook – Who’s Really Winning?, moderated by Esohe Ibinoba (Venture Builder), featured Ashim Egunjobi (Managing Partner, Octerra Capital), Mudiaga Mowoe (CEO, MATTA), Dr. Dotun Olowoporoku (Managing Partner, Ventures Platform), Deepankar Rustagi (CEO, OmniRetail), and Biola Alabi (Venture Partner, Delta40). They discussed sustainability, value creation, founder evolution, and the need to digitize Nigeria’s informal sector.
The second panel, Innovation & Regulation – Finding Common Ground, was moderated by Morayo Adebayo Adisa (Director, Government Affairs and Policy, Mastercard, West Africa) and featured Olatunbosun Alake (Honourable Commissioner, Ministry of Innovation, Science and Technology, Lagos State) Florence Abebe (Head of Legal, FCCPC), Ezichim Oweagba (Head, Institutional Partnerships, Quidax), and Johnson Oyewo (Senior Manager, Regulatory Affairs, MTN Nigeria). Speakers explored inclusive policymaking, regulatory agility, consumer protection, compliance by design, and regulatory sandboxes for digital innovation.
A key highlight was the pitch competition, where eleven startups pitched solutions spanning health, fintech, sustainability, and education. Trashcoin Limited emerged winner of ₦10 million in legal services, while Kryptr IP Enterprise Ltd and Pay U Technology Ltd won ₦5 million and ₦3 million in Legal Representation respectively. Judges included Iretimipo Kukoyi (Managing Partner, Kaleo Ventures), Yomi Jemibewon (Co-Founder, CardinalStone Capital Advisers), Samson Esemuede (Managing Director, Zrosk Investment Management), and Yewande Adewusi (COO, Alitheia Capital).
The 2025 edition reinforced DOA’s positioning as a key legal partner in building the systems and structures that power Nigeria’s digital future.
by Legalnaija | Jun 10, 2025 | Blawg
In business and personal dealings, clarity is everything. That’s where written agreements come in—they establish clear expectations, minimize misunderstandings, and provide legal protection. Whether you’re entering a partnership, hiring a contractor, or securing a loan, having the terms in writing ensures that everyone is on the same page.
Here’s why written agreements matter:
– Clarity & Certainty: They outline obligations, timelines, and expectations, leaving no room for vague interpretations.
– Legal Protection: A well-drafted agreement serves as evidence in case of disputes, making it easier to enforce rights.
– Accountability: By documenting responsibilities, they ensure all parties uphold their end of the bargain.
– Prevention of Disputes: Clear agreements reduce the likelihood of conflicts by addressing potential issues upfront.
Without a written agreement, verbal promises can easily be forgotten or misrepresented. To safeguard your interests, always ensure your agreements are documented and legally sound.
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by Legalnaija | Jun 9, 2025 | Blawg
NBA-SBL Regulatory Clinic Returns for 2025 Conference
The Nigerian Bar Association Section on Business Law (NBA-SBL) is pleased to announce the return of its highly impactful Regulatory Clinic, as part of the upcoming 19th Annual International Business Law Conference, taking place from July 2nd to 4th, 2025 at Harbour Point, Victoria Island, Lagos.
The Regulatory Clinic, now in its third year, has become a cornerstone of the NBA-SBL Conference experience—offering a rare platform where commercial, legal practitioners, and regulators converge for open, solution-driven dialogue.
First introduced at the 2022 conference, the Regulatory Clinic was born out of the need to bridge persistent communication gaps between private sector actors and regulatory authorities. Since then, it has provided a unique space for practical engagement, enabling participants to gain clarity on complex compliance requirements, discuss pain points, and collaboratively explore policy improvements across various sectors.
Commenting on this year’s edition, Ms. Solape Peters, Chair of the 2025 Conference Planning Committee, noted:
“The Regulatory Clinic is one of the most anticipated components of the NBA-SBL Conference because it delivers real-world impact. It’s where law and policy meet day-to-day business challenges, and we encourage professionals and enterprises to help shape this year’s agenda by taking our pre-event poll.”
As part of its commitment to inclusivity and relevance, NBA-SBL is inviting stakeholders to participate in a short pre-event poll. The goal is to identify the most pressing regulatory issues faced by professionals and entrepreneurs today. Insights from the poll will inform the selection of focus areas and the structure of this year’s clinic.
Who Should Participate?
• Business owners and entrepreneurs
• In-house legal counsel and compliance officers
• Law firm practitioners
• Startups and Fintech
• Industry association representatives
• Regulatory professionals
About NBA-SBL
The Nigerian Bar Association Section on Business Law (NBA-SBL) serves as a platform for fostering collaboration between the legal profession and the business community. Through initiatives like the Regulatory Clinic, NBA-SBL continues to play a leading role in shaping responsive, transparent, and enabling business environments in Nigeria.
For more information about the Regulatory Clinic or the main conference, visit www.nbasbl.com
by Legalnaija | Jun 9, 2025 | Blawg, Book, Uncategorized
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by Legalnaija | Jun 5, 2025 | Blawg
The FX Roundtable Discussion: A Premier Highlight of NBA Law Week 2025
📅 19th June 2025 | 🕙 10:00am | 📍 MUSON Centre, Lagos
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As part of the prestigious NBA Lagos Law Week 2025, The FX Policy Roundtable Discussion, an exclusive, invite only, one-of-a-kind event designed to spark bold conversations around the evolving landscape of financial and legal innovation in Nigeria.
This year’s theme, “Reimagining the Practice of Law: Ethics, Innovation, and the Future of Legal Services,” sets the stage for a critical exploration of the implications of FX reforms on trade, technology, and investment.
Join some of the nation’s most respected voices in law, finance, and economic policy as they unpack the impact of foreign exchange policies and the future they are shaping.
🎤 Panelists include:
•Top-tier regulators
•Renowned economists
•Tech-driven finance leaders
•Legal trailblazers from both public and private sectors
With KiaKia Finance as the headline sponsor, this session is not just a panel—it’s a strategic dialogue at the intersection of law and financial evolution.
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