Abuja office
From Nigeria’s federal capital, our Abuja team advises on corporate, regulatory, immigration and private client matters, with close familiarity with the institutions that shape policy and practice nationwide.
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Central Business District, Abuja.
As the seat of federal government and home to many national regulators, Abuja is the right base for matters that intersect with public bodies, registration authorities and cross-border movement. Our lawyers are admitted to the Nigerian Bar and regulated by the Nigerian Bar Association.
Nigerian law in practice
What clients in Abuja most often need.
Many of our Abuja instructions involve the federal framework for business and investment. The Corporate Affairs Commission, headquartered in the capital, administers incorporation under the Companies and Allied Matters Act 2020. For foreign investors, the Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission registration and related approvals are often a first step, and we guide clients through entry, structuring and licensing.
Immigration and global mobility are a particular focus here. We advise on business permits, expatriate quota positions and the regularisation of status under the supervision of the Nigeria Immigration Service, helping companies bring in and retain the talent their projects require.
Government-facing and regulatory work also features strongly. We assist clients in engaging with public bodies, understanding sector regulation and managing the compliance obligations that come with operating in regulated industries.
For individuals and families, we prepare wills, administer estates and arrange powers of attorney, with the cross-border coordination many Abuja families need where assets or relatives sit abroad.
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Counsel at the centre of Nigeria’s institutions.
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