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.
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Regulatory Compliance
June 10, 2025
MultiChoice’s Right to Fix Prices for Its Services: A Landmark Decision and Win for Nigeria’s Free-market Economy
Industries & Growth
Industry Insight
January 11, 2018
The Nigerian Music Industry: Making the Music Pay through Intellectual Property
by Solomon Nzere, solomon@infusionlawyers.com.ng Industry Insight, January 2018 Overview of the Nigerian Music Industry Perhaps the inspiring history of Nigeria’s music industry is best told through Star Mega Jam, a mega music-performance concert which paraded international artistes like Shaggy,.. Read more
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Industry Insight
Intellectual Property
December 11, 2017
Intellectual Property as the Heartbeat of the Pharmaceutical Industry
by Ademola Adeyoju, ademola@infusionlawyers.com.ng Download PDF. Introduction Generating more than $333 billion and supporting over $3.4 million jobs in the US alone, the pharmaceutical industry is considered to be one of the largest and rapidly growing industries on the planet… Read more
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Industry Insight
Intellectual Property
IP & IT Advocacy
Startups
Tech Entrepreneurs
Technology Law
November 13, 2017
Fintech Industry⸺the Market, the Legal & Regulatory Framework, and Intellectual Property Protection
Introduction Fintech (Financial Technology) is the new technology and innovation that aims to compete with traditional financial institutions in the delivery of financial services. In other words, Fintech companies leverage on technology to deliver services similar to that offered by.. Read more
Industries & Growth
August 23, 2017
Pioneer Status to 27 Industries in Nigeria: A Quick Insight into the Policy and How You Can Benefit from It
The Nigerian Government approved a new Pioneer Status Incentive policy on 7 August 2017. This came following a meeting of the Federal Executive Council (FEC) in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja. As part of the new regime, a revised list of 27 industries and products were declared eligible for pioneer status, bringing the total number to 71.
Industries & Growth
Intellectual Property
August 11, 2017
Intellectual Property and Brand Protection in the Food and Spice Industry
A comprehensive intellectual-property strategy is critical to brand protection in the food and spice industry. IP protection will strengthen the brand’s value and establish the brand as a competitor to beat in the food and spice Industry. It will also support the food and spice company’s expansion, breaking new grounds both locally and internationally.