
POWER SECTOR UPDATES – AUGUST 2026
Nigeria’s power sector is at a critical point in its reform journey. August 2026 saw decisive developments across the electricity value chain – from NERC’s

Nigeria’s power sector is at a critical point in its reform journey. August 2026 saw decisive developments across the electricity value chain – from NERC’s

Foreign currency-denominated securities have the potential to provide Nigerian companies with access to long-term foreign currency funding while expanding investment opportunities for local and international

The Central Bank of Nigeria has opened Cohort 2 of its Regulatory Sandbox Programme, introducing dedicated VASP and Non-VASP Tracks for innovative financial solutions. The

A ceiling, or a concession? When assessing an incentive, what matters more for project sponsors, investors, and lenders: the size of the headline benefit, or
We are pleased to announce our contribution to the 2026 edition of the International Comparative Legal Guides (ICLG) – Data Protection Laws and Regulations: Nigeria,

The UUBO Capital Markets team is delighted to have acted as Solicitor to the Trustee in connection with the establishment of a NGN40 billion Bond

Read Udo Udoma & Belo-Osagie’s full analysis of the 2025 Licensing Round in our latest Oil & Gas update. Folake Elias-Adebowale, Solomon Adegboyo, Noble Chinwendu,

Press play – 12 slides distill the latest UUBO Oil & Gas Update: “Beyond the Signature Bonus: Nigeria’s 2025 Licensing Round” A winning bid is

Nigeria’s electricity sector continues to evolve. The July 2026 edition of Power Sector Updates, prepared by UUBO’s Energy & Infrastructure team, examines three key developments

Nigeria has taken another significant step in the growth of its virtual and digital assets ecosystem with the signing of the Presidential Executive Order on
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