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AO2LAW is a world-class law firm established to help clients achieve success through practical and innovative legal solutions. We think proactively thereby efficiently managing present and future business challenges. Through practical and innovative legal solutions we help our clients thrive in their business; delivering dependable services across our practices and in all matters we undertake.

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We provide legal services in defined practice areas to Clients in varying sectors. We set out our currently available practice areas and the sectors in which we have considerable experiences

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Corporate

KEY DEVELOPMENTS IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF NIGERIA’S PERSONAL DATA SECURITY LAWS

Since the enactment of Nigeria’s Data Protection Act in June 2023, the Nigeria Data Protection Commission has introduced key compliance directives, audit requirements, and classification guidelines for Data Controllers and Processors. Recent judicial rulings have also shaped regulatory expectations. How do these developments impact businesses and compliance strategies?

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DRRM

THE NIGERIAN NAVIGABLE WATERWAYS AND THE DOCTRINE OF COVERING THE FIELD: THE REVERBERATING ECHOES OF THE SUPREME COURT DECISION IN N.I.W.A V L.S.W.A

The Supreme Court’s decision in N.I.W.A v. L.S.W.A marks a turning point in Nigerian Maritime, Taxation, and Constitutional law. By reaffirming federal supremacy over navigable waterways, the apex court promotes a unified legal framework vital for economic growth. Discover the intricate details of this landmark case and its implications for regulatory authority and taxation.

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Energy

UNLOCKING THE FUTURE OF NIGERIA’S POWER SECTOR: APPRAISING NERC’S BILATERAL TRADING ORDER VIS-À-VIS THE APPLICATION BY NBET FOR THE RENEWAL OF ITS LICENSE

The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission’s recent Order is transforming Nigeria’s power sector, transitioning from a centralized trading model to a competitive bilateral trading system. This shift ends NBET’s monopoly, empowering GenCos and DisCos to engage directly in energy trading. But with NBET’s license renewal under consideration, the future of this reform hangs in the balance.

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