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Interactive Sessions Between HARLEM Solicitors’ Batch E-2021 Interns and Learned Silks Chief ‘Folake Solanke, SAN and Mr. Adebayo Adenipekun, SAN

In line with our capacity building and growth enhancement initiative intelligently designed for our Interns to meet distinguished individuals who are reputed to be Trail Blazers and have contributed significantly to the growth of legal profession, we visited Mr. Adebayo Adenipekun, SAN, FCIArb. FCArb, Managing Partner, Afe Babalola, SAN & Read more…

By HARLEM, 1 weekOctober 8, 2021 ago

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Legal Framework and Protection of Foreign Investors in Nigeria

INTRODUCTION It is an indisputable and unvarnished fact that a country cannot thrive economically without foreign investment ‘protection’, which is essential to the achievement of business objectives and economic viability of any economy.[1] A foreigner desirous of investing in Nigeria has two options: to either choose Foreign Portfolio Investment (FPI), Read more…

By HARLEM, 2 weeksOctober 3, 2021 ago

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An Overhaul of the Legal and Regulatory Framework for Hospitality and Tourism in Nigeria

Introduction The Hospitality and Tourism sector in Nigeria is fast growing and gaining teeth and currency with the passage of each day. This is influenced by the unvarnished fact that the sector enjoys global recognition and has proven to stimulate the economy of countries that invest greatly in it. It Read more…

By HARLEM, 3 weeksSeptember 26, 2021 ago

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Legal Implication of Non-Compete Clause in Employment Contracts in Nigeria

INTRODUCTION The success of any organization or body corporate is mainly dependent on sensitive and confidential information. Such sensitive information often includes marketing plans, business strategies, financial plans, industrial relations strategies, or production formulae, which is the key reason why employers employ all forms of protective measures for the protection Read more…

By HARLEM, 2 months ago

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An Examination of the Legal Effects of Adoption and Guardianship Under Nigerian Laws

Abstract Adoption can be defined as a process where a child who is not one’s own is taken legally and brought up as such person’s child, while Guardianship involves the appointment of a guardian to a child who has the responsibility of protecting and safeguarding that child. A guardian is Read more…

By HARLEM, 2 monthsAugust 12, 2021 ago

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Checklist for Crowdfunding Intermediaries Registration in Nigeria

INTRODUCTION The Nigerian Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) released its Rules on Crowdfunding (“the Rules”) on 12 January 2021, pursuant to section 13(a) of the Investment and Securities Act 2007 to regulate investment-based crowdfunding in Nigeria. It is now a mandatory requirement from SEC that all crowdfunding intermediaries must comply Read more…

By HARLEM, 3 monthsJuly 28, 2021 ago

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The Justiciability and Cognizability of NIN SIM Integration in the Age of Increased Insecurity in Nigeria (Winning Essay)

1.0 INTRODUCTION Nigeria is dealing with a slew of internal security issues, including recurring deadly attacks on villages, kidnappings, robbery, and banditry activities. Following the launch of its biometric verification system, the northeastern Nigerian state of Gombe claims to have detected 668 ghost workers.1 Obtaining the NIN will strengthen Nigeria’s Read more…

By HARLEM, 3 months ago

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Know-Your-Rights Document For Consumers in Nigeria

Consumer protection is highly fundamental to the economic growth of any nation. Individuals engage products and services that meet their needs and uphold value. In Nigeria, the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) is the agency vested with a statutory mandate to monitor and modify behaviour of service providers Read more…

By HARLEM, 3 months ago

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The Justiciability and Cognizability of NIN SIM Integration in the Age of Increased Insecurity in Nigeria (First Runner Up)

Abstract Section 14(1) and (2b) of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended) provides that; “the Federal Republic of Nigeria shall be a state based on the principle of democracy and social justice. It is hereby accordingly declared that the security and welfare of the people Read more…

By HARLEM, 3 months ago

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The Justiciability and Cognizability of NIN SIM Integration in the Age of Increased Insecurity in Nigeria (Second Runner Up)

INTRODUCTION Lately, Nigeria has been enmeshed in a firebox of insecurity leading to scores of deaths of innocent civilians, foreigners, some members of the nation’s security personnel, elected officials and many government workers. The insecurity challenge has assumed formidable dimensions forcing the country’s political and economic managers and, indeed the Read more…

By HARLEM, 3 monthsJuly 20, 2021 ago

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