O. M. Atoyebi, SAN FCIArb.(U.K)

O. M. Atoyebi, SAN FCIArb.(U.K)

Effective Strategies for Prosecuting Tax Offences in Nigeria and Cross-Border Tax Evasions

Tax offences are serious acts of sabotage and an impediment to the ultimate growth of the Country. Hence, prosecution of tax offences should be painstakingly and swiftly done. By addressing tax offences Nigeria can enhance the integrity of its tax system and establish a fair and sustainable revenue collection process that benefits the citizens and bolsters the overall economy.

An Examination of the Legal Frameworks on Regulation and Management of Incorporated Trustees in Nigeria

The need to regulate incorporated Trustees cannot be over emphasised. Parts of the reasons being to prevent proliferation of illegal associations. Again, some associations might as well be operational with illegal objectives, even business ventures who do not wish to be regulated by the government can still trade under the ambit of associations and still conduct their business ventures if they are not regulated and supervised by the government.

Understanding the 2023 Rules of Professional Conduct (RPC) and Its Application in Practice for Young Lawyers

In the early stages of law practice, young lawyers often face an array of obstacles that require both adaptability and resilience. As young lawyers in the legal profession, navigating the evolving demands of clients, adhere to ethical standards, and handle the complexities of business management.

Arbitral Immunity Under the Arbitration and Mediation Act 2023

Admittedly, arbitral immunity is not novel in the development and practice of arbitration, however, it must be noted that prior to the enactment of the extant Arbitration and Mediation Act 2023, there was no statutory mention of the concept in the previous laws, rather it was gleaned from the principle of judicial immunity and applied mutatis mutandis.

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