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Our Commercial and Corporate Practices include: Contract Drafting and Review of all business documents, Incorporation and Post-Incorporation matters, e.t.c.
Our Real Estate Practice include: Due Diligence, Advisory Services, Estate Management, Deed of Assignment, Lease Drafting and Registration, e.t.c.
Our Dispute Resolution Practice include: Litigation (Civil and Criminal), Alternative Dispute Resolution, Representation at Company's negotiation meetings, e.t.c.
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06 May, 2020
President Muhammadu Buhari on Friday, 7th of August 2020 in Abuja assented to the Companies and Allied Matters, CAMA, Bill, 2020 passed by the National Assembly with the Senate version passed on the 10th March, 2020 following the House of Representatives passage of the counterpart version on Thursday, 17th January, 2019.
The new Act repeals the three decades old Companies and Allied Matters Act, Cap. C20, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004 which had survived past repeal effort with PresIdent Buhari specifically withholding assent to the 8th National Assembly's CAMA bill in May 2018.
The CAMA 2020 re-enacts traditional company law principles for the incorporation and management of companies while introducing some new provisions like limited liability partnerships, limited partnerships, registration of business names together with incorporation of trustees of certain communities, bodies, associations; and for related matters.
20 May, 2020
Nigeria's international human rights obligations are contained in international human rights instruments ratified by the country, in some cases, obligation erga omnes and jus cogens arising from the so-called international peremptory norms. Categories covered by human rights treaties or conventions / protocols & featured on this page include
1. Anti-Discrimination (On Basis of Religion, Race, Gender, Etc.)
2. Rights of the Child
3. Women's Rights
4. Anti-Slavery Practices
5. Protection from Torture & Disappearance
6. Freedom of Association
7. Employment & Labour
8. Education
9. Refugees & Asylum
10. Aliens, Statelessness & Citizenship
11. War, War Crimes, Crimes Against Humanity & Genocide (War & War Crimes)
12. Terrorism
13. Privileges & Immunities of Internationally Protected Employees.
26 May, 2020
Arrangement Of Regulations
1. Restriction/Cessation of Movement in Lagos, FCT and Ogun State.
2. Seaports in Lagos to be Operations.
3. Suspension of Passenger Aircraft, both Commercial and Private.
4. Need for Personal Sacrifice.
5. Relief Materials.
6. Support of the Private Sector and Individuals.
7. Government Committed to the Fight Against the Virus.
COVID-19 Regulations 2020 (Pursuant to CAP Q2 Laws of the Federation of Nigeria, 2004)
[Commencement] [30th March, 2020]
The President,
Federal Republic of Nigeria.
In exercise of the powers conferred on me by sections 2, 3 and 4 of the Quarantine Act and all the other powers enabling me in that behalf, I, Muhammadu Buhari, President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, hereby declare COVID-19 a dangerous infectious disease.
