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The Delaware Dilemma: Why Nigerian Tech Startups Still Choose US Incorporation Despite Startup Act 2022

The Delaware Dilemma: Why Nigerian Tech Startups Still Choose US Incorporation Despite Startup Act 2022

In October 2022, President Muhammadu Buhari signed the Nigeria Startup Act into law. The legislation promised to position Nigeria as a leading hub for digital entrepreneurship in Africa by offering ta

The Hormuz Strait Crisis and What it means for Nigeria

The Hormuz Strait Crisis and What it means for Nigeria

There is a stretch of water barely twenty-one miles wide, hemmed in between the rugged coastline of Iran and the shores of Oman and the UAE. In ordinary times, tankers laden with crude oil and liquefi

How a twenty-one-mile strait is rewriting the rules of global shipping

How a twenty-one-mile strait is rewriting the rules of global shipping

Few passages in world history have been as consequential for commerce and conflict as the Strait of Hormuz, and in the space of a single weekend it has once again demonstrated its capacity to destabil

Electoral law, technology, and the changes before the ballot

Electoral law, technology, and the changes before the ballot

The senate’s decision to re-amend the Electoral Act to accommodate electronic transmission of results, albeit without making it mandatory and with a fall back to Form EC8A in the event of network fail

Why Corruption Convictions Remain Difficult in Nigeria

Why Corruption Convictions Remain Difficult in Nigeria

On a recurring basis, headlines announce yet another corruption trial involving billions of naira allegedly stolen from public coffers. Current or former public office holders stand in the dock facing

The Land Use Act at 48: Why Property Rights Remain Uncertain in Nigeria

The Land Use Act at 48: Why Property Rights Remain Uncertain in Nigeria

In March 1978, Nigeria’s military government enacted what would become one of the most controversial piece of legislation in the nation’s history. The Land Use Act, promulgated as Decree No. 6 of 1978

After twenty years at sea: Can CVFF finally deliver Nigeria’s indigenous shipping dream?

After twenty years at sea: Can CVFF finally deliver Nigeria’s indigenous shipping dream?

For over two decades, Nigeria’s maritime sector has lived with a paradox. It generates enormous value, anchors the country’s oil and gas logistics, and sits at the heart of regional trade, yet Nigeria

Should Litigation Claims Linked to Arbitration Be a Class of Their Own?

Should Litigation Claims Linked to Arbitration Be a Class of Their Own?

Arbitration is widely promoted as a commercial dispute resolution mechanism built on party autonomy, confidentiality, speed, and procedural flexibility. Yet in Nigeria, as in many emerging arbitration

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