Amina Ibrahim

Nigeria’s Mining Licence Revocations: Legal Insights and Compliance Strategies for Dormant Licence Holders

With the continued expansion of the mining industry in Nigeria, the Federal Government is intentional about positioning the sector as a significant contributor to the country’s GDP. As part of its effort, the Federal Government is taking steps to ensure that operators continue to operate in strict compliance with mining laws, regulations, and licensing conditions. […]

Managing Law Enforcement Investigations in Nigeria: Effective Strategies and Best Practices for Companies

Corporate investigations in Nigeria are on the rise, and companies are increasingly under scrutiny from law enforcement agencies and regulators. How companies prepare for and manage these investigations can make the difference between business continuity and reputational damage. This article highlights practical strategies and best practices for companies operating in Nigeria to proactively strengthen compliance […]

Navigating Community and Compensation Rights in Nigerian Mining Industry Design

The Nigerian mining sector continues to attract investment, but land access, compensation, and community development remain contentious and often litigated issues. At the heart of many disputes is the tension between federally vested mineral rights and local landowner interests. This article examines the legal framework governing land use and compensation in mining operations, with a […]

Our Mining Team Contributes Nigerian Chapter to Lexology-Panoramic Review 2025

Lolale Ososami (Partner), Amina Ibrahim (Partner), and Etido David (Senior Associate) of Udo Udoma & Belo-Osagie’s Mining team have contributed the Nigerian chapter to Panoramic: Mining Review 2025, available on Lexology. In our contribution, we provide an in-depth analysis of Nigeria’s mining legal framework, examining key regulatory developments, licensing requirements, and compliance obligations that shape […]

From Deal to Departure – The Legal Playbook for Terminating Contracts in Nigeria

Contracts are an important part of both routine transactions and complex commercial relationships, but while focus is often placed on formation and performance, termination is frequently sidelined. In this article, Amina Ibrahim, Aanuoluwapo Odunaike and Emiloluwa Imolehin of our General Corporate Advisory team examine the legal considerations for contract termination in Nigeria, covering common grounds […]

Cybersquatting in Nigeria – Challenges and Countermeasures

Did you know that in our digitally driven world, where the internet is a cornerstone of commerce, communication, and information dissemination, cybersquatting has emerged as a serious threat? The Cybercrimes (Prohibition, Prevention, etc.) Act of 2015 in Nigeria addresses this menace, specifically in Section 25, which defines and penalises cybersquatting. Cybersquatting is the bad-faith acquisition […]

Expansion of the Scope of a “Trademark” Under the Trade Marks Act

Did You Know Series (Vol. 2) – Protecting your Brand’s Intellectual Property

Creator or Employer: Who Owns your company’s Intellectual Property?