Gabriel Eze, Lead Associate Introduction On Wednesday 20 May 2026, the Monetary Policy Committee (the “Committee”, or “MPC”) of the Central Bank of Nigeria (the “CBN”) released a Communiqué of its 305th meeting held on 19 and 20 May 2026… Read more
Gabriel Eze, Lead Associate Introduction On Wednesday 20 May 2026, the Monetary Policy Committee (the “Committee”, or “MPC”) of the Central Bank of Nigeria (the “CBN”) released a Communiqué of its 305th meeting held on 19 and 20 May 2026… Read more
As we celebrate our 9th anniversary, we measure our success not merely in transactions closed or disputes resolved, but in the ecosystems we have helped construct. From championing inclusive finance to actively architecting the regulatory frameworks for virtual asset innovation, financial technology, and emerging technologies generally, our journey has been one of continuous evolution. We have transitioned from navigating the regulatory terrain to actively shaping it alongside national regulators and industry pioneers.
At first glance, these caricatures are amusing digital portraits intended to be exaggerated, colorful reinterpretations of self. But in a moment when AI systems integrate user data and algorithmically reshape it into expressive outputs, what feels like playful participation is, in reality, a consequential transfer of personal data, specifically biometric identity. As experts observe, this seemingly harmless engagement may carry long-term exposures to fraud, identity theft, deepfake exploitation, and future misuse of personal data.
As we approach the 10th anniversary of Infusion Lawyers on 26 April 2027, I find myself looking less at where we’ve been and more at where we are going. For nearly a decade, we’ve been the “agile boutique”—the firm that moves fast, breaks silos, and navigates the complexities of the digital economy for our clients.
As legal matters become more complex and data-driven, the ability to harness and interpret data is becoming increasingly essential for legal professionals across the globe including Nigeria. This article explores how data analytics is enhancing legal practice and business operations globally, the challenges of implementation, and the opportunities it presents for the legal industry and businesses.
In a landmark legislative overhaul in June 2025, Nigeria reformed its tax landscape. The reform built upon four interconnected laws, each with a distinct purpose: one that defines what is taxed; one that outlines how taxes are administered; one that establishes a new federal tax authority; and one that creates bodies for coordination and dispute resolution.
Every few months, Nigerians brace for price hikes from essential service providers. For many, it sparks frustration, with cries for regulatory intervention. But the recent Federal High Court judgment delivered by Honorable Justice James Omotosho does more than address a subscription fee. The judgment draws a defining line in Nigeria’s economic landscape: one that affirms the principles of a liberal market economy.
Eseohe Okhue, Associate I still remember the buzz of excitement as I walked into the Young Lawyers Forum Summit 2025, at the Dining Hall of the Nigerian Law School, Lagos, on that 26th day of March, at the Dining Hall.. Read more
We are pleased to announce the promotion of two exceptional members of our team, Tobechukwu Ndunagu and Gabriel Eze. Tobechukwu, fondly called ‘Toby’ in the team, has been promoted from Lead Associate to Lead Counsel, while Gabriel has been promoted.. Read more
This session is crucial for compliance officers, legal practitioners, risk managers, and industry stakeholders who want to stay ahead of regulatory requirements.