
UUBO’s Pro Bono Team Joins Continent-Wide Push to Strengthen Pro Bono Practice in Africa
Udo Udoma & Belo-Osagie’s (“UUBO”) Pro Bono team is pleased to announce its participation in the Strengthening Pro Bono in Africa Working Group (the “Working

Udo Udoma & Belo-Osagie’s (“UUBO”) Pro Bono team is pleased to announce its participation in the Strengthening Pro Bono in Africa Working Group (the “Working

M&A and Competition: When regulatory mandates overlap, where does the approval perimeter of a deal actually end? For transactions involving regulated businesses, identifying the target’s primary

Building and preserving wealth is only part of securing a lasting legacy. Without a clear estate plan, succession challenges, disputes and delays can undermine years

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

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

Nigeria’s insurance regulatory framework continues to evolve, with NAICOM introducing new measures aimed at strengthening policyholder protection, improving market stability, and enhancing confidence in the

UUBO is pleased to have advised GFH Capital and Harris Pye Engineering Group Limited in connection with the Nigerian competition and antitrust aspects of GFH

We are pleased to announce the publication of our article on cross-border restructuring and insolvency-led corporate reorganisation in Nigeria. Our General Corporate Advisory team, led

Regulatory expectations for private equity and venture capital managers in Nigeria are shifting materially. The Securities and Exchange Commission has revised minimum capital requirements across

Corporate ethics and business integrity are increasingly vital to sustainable business operations in Nigeria’s regulated corporate environment. Ethical conduct is considered essential to investor confidence,
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