A Critical Appraisal of the Judicial Perspective on Single Shareholding in Nigeria
The introduction of single share-holding Companies marks a significant evolution in Nigerian corporate law.
The introduction of single share-holding Companies marks a significant evolution in Nigerian corporate law.
The Nigerian Startup Act 2022 is a crucial step toward strengthening the country’s tech ecosystem, offering startups funding, regulatory support, and incentives. However, slow implementation, regulatory overlaps, lack of awareness, and infrastructure challenges have limited its impact.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) plays a key role in shaping the country’s economic landscape by controlling inflation, stabilizing the currency, and fostering economic growth.
In accordance with the powers conferred upon the Nigerian Communications Commission, under Section 70 of the Nigerian Communications Act 2003
According to the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) 2020, no partnership consisting of more than 20 persons shall be formed to carry on any business for profit or gain.
The EEL presents a complex situation for businesses since there is a balancing act between encouraging local talent and maintaining access to specialized expertise…
Debentures, serve as contractual obligations between creditors and the company, and often include a charge on the company's assets, akin to a mortgage transaction.
The term Corporate Governance entails the effective and transparent oversight of an organization’s operations by its management and board, to foster stakeholder engagement. It encompasses managerial accountability, board structures, and the protection of shareholders’ rights
CAMA 2020 equips Nigerian minority shareholders with a powerful tool – the oppression remedy. It tackles not just voting disparity, but also unfair dividends, manipulative directors, and even discriminatory practices.