The analysis of the principles and implications of intestacy under Nigerian customary law reveals a delicate balance between traditional norms and modern legal systems. Central to this framework is the concept of family and lineage, which customary law prioritizes over individual preferences.
As Nigeria continues to evolve and modernize its immigration procedures, it has the potential to become a shining example of efficient and secure border control in the African region, ultimately contributing to the nation's growth and global standing.
Under Nigerian Law, foreigners just like citizens can venture into any business of their choice in Nigeria except those on the negative list. However, certain procedures must be complied with for foreigners to legally and effectively carry on business in Nigeria.
“Pursuant to Section 116 of the Nigeria Immigration Act 2015, the Minister of Interior through the Ministry of Interior is responsible for the administration and technical enforcement of the Nigeria Immigration Act and Immigration Regulations 2017 as it relates to the establishment of business in Nigeria by wholly foreign-owned or Joint Venture companies and the employment of expatriates.”
The Nigerian Visa Policy 2020 is a long-overdue welcome development as it creates more classes of visas and makes ease in the application of same. Visa applicants can now apply for specific visas that are tailored specifically for their purpose of entry into Nigeria.
