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COMPANY VOLUNTARY ARRANGEMENT UNDER CAMA 2020: A VIABLE OPTION FOR CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY?
Under Nigeria's CAMA 2020, Company Voluntary Arrangements (CVAs) offer financially distressed companies a lifeline to restructure debt and avoid liquidation. However, despite their theoretical promise, practical challenges like the lack of an automatic...
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CONVERSION AND RENEWAL OF PETROLEUM LICENCES AND LEASES IN NIGERIA: WHAT THE 2026 REGULATIONS MEAN FOR UPSTREAM PETROLEUM OPERATORS
The 2026 Conversion and Renewal Regulations introduce a clearer framework for transitioning Nigerian upstream petroleum licences and leases under the Petroleum Industry Act. This article examines the Regulations’ expanded scope, approval process, compliance...
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CORPORATE RESCUE AND INSOLVENCY PROCEDURE IN NIGERIA: A CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE LEGAL REGIME
Nigeria's corporate insolvency framework has decisively shifted from inevitable liquidation to prioritizing business preservation. This article examines the legal rescue mechanisms under CAMA 2020, including Administration and Company Voluntary Arrangements....
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GAS FLARE COMMERCIALISATION IN NIGERIA: PROGRESS, GAPS, AND WHAT OPERATORS NEED TO KNOW
Nigeria’s gas flare commercialisation framework has entered its execution phase, with 28 permits issued and stronger NUPRC enforcement expected in 2026. This article examines the legal framework, NGFCP progress, metering obligations, host community issues,...
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BEYOND COMPLIANCE - CBN'S SHIFT FROM REGULATING MARKET PARTICIPANTS TO REGULATING MARKET STRUCTURE
The Central Bank of Nigeria is shifting from individual participant supervision to structural oversight of the payments ecosystem. This article analyzes the three pillars of this regulatory reform: UBO disclosure, data localization, and market share restrictions,...
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NIGERIA'S NATIONAL SINGLE WINDOW: REFORM, RISK, AND THE PROMISE OF A PAPERLESS PORT
Nigeria has officially launched Phase One of the National Single Window (NSW), a centralized digital platform designed to streamline cross-border trade and reduce port congestion. While the technology promises to replace fragmented, paper-based processes...
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COLLATERALISING FREE ZONE LAND INTERESTS FOR DEBT FINANCING IN NIGERIA – REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS AND TITLE REGISTRATION CONSIDERATIONS
Nigeria's Free Zones are capital-intensive environments by design. The Nigeria Export Processing Zones Authority (NEPZA) requires every approved enterprise to remit its investment capital through banks located within the zones, with a Certificate of Capital...
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OPERATING IN THE LAGOS ELECTRICITY MARKET: A GUIDE TO LICENSING REQUIREMENTS UNDER THE LAGOS STATE ELECTRICITY LAW, 2024
The Lagos State Electricity Regulatory Commission has officially transitioned to an active market regulation phase, enforcing the Lagos State Electricity Law, 2024. This comprehensive guide outlines the new licensing regime, detailing the requirements...
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TOXIC LOANS IN NIGERIA: LAX LENDING PRACTICES IN THE BANKING INDUSTRY AND THE COST OF FAILED DUE DILIGENCE
Toxic loans, also known as Non-Performing Loans (NPLs), are rising in Nigeria due to lax lending practices and inadequate due diligence. This crisis affects both traditional banks and the rapidly growing fintech sector. This article explores the regulatory...
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