Omaplex Law Firm
Round-The-Clock Legal Assistance Just For You
Who We Are
Omaplex Law Firm is a premier law firm established with the purpose of providing the highest level of legal expertise and solutions for domestic and international clients. We have associates offices across States in Nigeria with our head office situated in Abuja.
Our culture is to provide excellence in our services by focusing on performance customized to the efficacy of our client’s business.
Meet The Team
O.M Atoyebi, SAN
Managing Partner
Victor Atang
Team Lead Dispute Resolution
Tobenna Mogbo
Team Lead Dispute Resolution
We Will Help You Every Step Of The Way
We Care For Our Clients…
We Will Assist You In Any Issue And Conflict
We carry you along on every decision made and let you know how each of those decision impact your case…
Our Publications
Who Owns The COPYRIGHT of AI-Generated Works In Nigeria?
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to reshape the global creative economy, a major legal question arises: who owns the copyright in works generated by AI? With Nigeria’s vibrant creative sector and the emergence of AI-driven content, the issue of authorship and ownership becomes increasingly urgent. This article explores the current position of Nigerian copyright law under the Copyright Act 2022, evaluates global approaches, and offers insights into how Nigeria can adapt its legal framework to protect innovation while preserving the rights of human creators.
Consumer Protection Rights And Telecom Liability: AN Analysis OF ANENE V MTN Nigeria Communications PLC (2025) 16 NWLR (PT 2010)
Consumer protection law in Nigeria has undergone significant evolution, particularly with the enactment of the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Act (FCCPA) in 2018, which broadened the scope of rights available to consumers across all sectors.
NAVIGATING NIGERIAN COPYRIGHT LAW IN THE AGE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: EMERGING CHALLENGES AND PROPOSED SOLUTIONS
As artificial intelligence continues to reshape creative and technological landscapes in Nigeria and globally, existing copyright and intellectual property frameworks must evolve to address the legal uncertainties it introduces.
