UUBO PRO BONO & SOCIAL IMPACT REPORT 2025
The Udo Udoma & Belo-Osagie Pro Bono Team is pleased to present the fourth edition of our UUBO Pro Bono and Social Impact Report. This
June 26, 2026
The Udo Udoma & Belo-Osagie Pro Bono Team is pleased to present the fourth edition of our UUBO Pro Bono and Social Impact Report. This
Nigeria’s tax administration framework is undergoing a major digital transformation through the rollout of the Rev360 platform and the Merchant-Buyer Solution (“MBS”) electronic fiscalisation/e-invoicing system.
The SEC has issued the Guidelines on Revised Minimum Capital for Regulated Entities, setting out the framework for determining qualifying capital, transitional arrangements, and providing
Lolade Ososami, Amina Ibrahim, Etido David, and Daniel Adedigba of our Mining team have contributed the Nigeria chapter to the Lexology Panoramic Mining guide, providing
Our Intellectual Property team, comprising Mena Ajakpovi, SAN, Shakirudeen Mosobalaje, Omeiza Alao, and Joseph Olaogun, contributed the Nigeria chapter to the Lexology Panoramic Copyright guide. Their analysis covers key topics including legislation
UUBO is pleased to have contributed to the 2026 Chambers and Partners Tax Controversy Global Practice Guide, authoring both the Law & Practice and Trends
The Federal Government of Nigeria, as part of its ongoing efforts to strengthen the aviation sector and position Nigeria as a regional aviation hub, has
Festus Onyia, Mesuabari Mene-Josiah, Titilola Olatunde-Fasogbon, and Michael Ugah of Udo Udoma & Belo-Osagie’s Dispute Resolution team have contributed the Nigerian chapter to the 2026 edition of The
Historically, energy investment between Nigeria and South Africa has been underpinned by strong resource potential and market size, but constrained by fragmented legal frameworks, regulatory
Changing the interbank benchmark rates: from NIBOR to NOFR! On 17th April 2026, the Central Bank of Nigeria (“CBN”), in collaboration with the Financial Markets
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