Immigration Spot-checks and Inspections
Did you know that Regulation 35 of the Immigration Regulations 2017 (the “Regulations”) provides that an immigration officer may, without a warrant, enter and search
November 13, 2024
Did you know that Regulation 35 of the Immigration Regulations 2017 (the “Regulations”) provides that an immigration officer may, without a warrant, enter and search
Is your business ready for the unexpected? A dawn raid by regulatory authorities can be sudden and overwhelming. Knowing how to respond effectively is crucial
UUBO is pleased to have contributed to the Securitisation (Trends & Developments) Global Practice Guide 2024 published by Chambers and Partners. Yinka Edu, Joseph Eimunjeze,
UUBO’s Dispute Resolution team members, Mena Ajakpovi (Partner), Festus Onyia (Partner), and Olamide Aleshinloye (Senior Associate) have contributed to the latest Nigerian chapter of the
We are pleased to announce our contribution to the chapter titled “Data Localization Laws: Overview (Nigeria)”, featured in the Practical Law Practice Note Overview by
We are pleased to announce our contribution of the chapter titled “Data Protection Laws and Regulations, Nigeria, 2024,” published in the International Comparative Legal Guides
The Alternative Dispute Resolution Centres (ADRCs), introduced by the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC), bring a centralized approach to managing disputes in the oil
Smart contracts, among various blockchain technology innovations, have one of the most transformative impacts on operations in financial transactions. As smart contracts usher in a
Our Banking and Finance, Capital Markets, and Fintech Partners, Yinka Edu and Joseph Eimunjeze, contributed to the second edition of the International Bar Association’s special
On 11 September 2024, the Central Bank of Nigeria (“CBN”) issued a new circular to all Payment Service Providers (“PSPs”) regarding their connectivity to Payment
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