The concept of “Holding Brief” refers to a professional arrangement between two lawyers where one of the lawyers is standing in temporarily for another in a case until the other lawyer is available to continue handling the case on a subsequent date.
The importance of holding a brief lies in its role in maintaining the smooth functioning of the judicial system, that clients’ cases are not unduly delayed or prejudice due to the absence of their chosen legal representatives

In recent years, Nigeria’s creative industry has experienced extraordinary growth, driven by innovation and technology. In this article, we delve into the recent development in the legal framework and consider potential opportunities for collaboration between legal experts and industry stakeholders, to sustain the momentum of the creative industry while safeguarding the rights of creatives.

In light of Nigeria’s evolving economic realities, the country grapples with a severe energy crisis marked by frequent power outages, impacting daily life and hindering economic growth. This article delves into the journey of the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry (NESI) so far, examining recent legal reforms, notably the Electricity Act 2023. We address practical challenges hampering the sector, such as low generation capacity and ATC&C losses and consider the potential and regulatory complexities of regional and decentralized electricity as a viable strategy.

The Chambers Global Practice Guide (Real Estate) 2023 for Nigeria provides an in-depth analysis of the country’s real estate laws, trends, and key developments. It covers crucial areas like property rights, real estate financing, construction regulations, and environmental concerns.
The report also discusses the impact of technology, foreign investment restrictions, and the regulatory framework governing land use and ownership. It also highlights emerging trends in real estate transactions and the challenges posed by inflation, high interest rates, and the demand for affordable housing.

The Chambers Global Practice Guide (Real Estate) 2022 offers a comprehensive look at Nigeria’s real estate sector, addressing property rights, transactions, financing, and regulations. It delves into challenges like inflation and rising costs, while also highlighting trends such as technological impacts and the growing use of REITs. It’s an essential resource for understanding Nigeria’s evolving real estate market.

There is no gainsaying that Nigeria is experiencing a downturn in the number of available jobs for its teeming number of young school leavers. To address the rising rate of youth unemployment and underemployment in Nigeria, the Central Bank of Nigeria (“CBN”), in partnership with Nigerian polytechnics and universities on Wednesday, October 20, 2021, unveiled the Tertiary Institutions Entrepreneurship Scheme (“the Scheme”). The Scheme is operated as part of the CBN’s development finance initiative, and is to be managed by the Development Finance Department of the CBN.