Our latest article reviews the evolution of Nigeria’s data protection framework from the introduction of the NDPR in 2019 to the enactment and enforcement of
Nigeria’s Fintech ecosystem underwent significant changes in 2025, with regulators rolling out major reforms across payments, open banking, digital lending, remittances, foreign exchange, data protection,
In 2025, Nigeria’s banking and financial services sector underwent transformative changes, marked by far-reaching regulatory reforms, banking recapitalisation, foreign exchange market recalibration, and significant developments across payments,
The January 2026 edition of Power Sector Updates, prepared by UUBO’s Energy & Infrastructure team, highlights key regulatory and commercial developments shaping Nigeria’s electricity market.
Nigeria’s data privacy regulations require organisations that process personal data to conduct periodic, risk-based data protection compliance audits. On the other hand, Data Controllers and Data Processors of
Following our first update on the SEC’s revised capital framework for private capital managers, this second note focuses on the differentiated treatment of private equity
2025 marked a pivotal year for the Nigerian capital markets, shaped by landmark regulatory reforms, renewed investor confidence, and significant capital raising activity. The enactment
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has issued a new circular introducing significant changes to the minimum capital requirements for Virtual Asset Service Providers (VASPs)
Udo Udoma & Belo-Osagie (UUBO) is pleased to have contributed to the Commercial Real Estate in Nigeria: Overview Q&A Guide 2025, published by Thomson Reuters Practical
Nigeria’s economic growth and rapid population increase have heightened environmental sustainability concerns, particularly the rise in greenhouse gas (“GHG”) emissions. In response, green finance has
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