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Alliance Law Firm’s Managing Partner, Uche Val Obi, SAN, speaks about Firm Operations and Technology at the MSI Virtual EMEA Regional Conference – MAY 2021

Our Managing Partner, Uche Val Obi, SAN, was one of the speakers at the prestigious and widely attended May 2021 MSI Virtual EMEA Regional Conference, which had a boastful attendance of several firms and practitioners from across the globe, where he gave insights and made impactful contributions at the breakout sessions on Firm Operations and Technology, especially in the light of the COVID 19 pandemic which nearly destabilized the world economy.

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Between The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) Public Advisory and Whatsapp Privacy Policy

On January 4, 2021, WhatsApp Messenger (“WhatsApp” or the “Company”), a cross-platform instant messaging application that allows smartphone users to exchange text, image, video and audio messages for free issued an update to its current privacy policy (the “Policy”) of July 20, 2020, to come into effect on February 8, 2021. The highlight of the Policy noted that […]

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Notice of Company Meetings under Nigerian Law

By the provisions of the Companies and Allied Matters Act 2020 (CAMA), the notice required for the calling of a company meeting (general meeting), either an Annual General Meeting or an Extraordinary General Meeting, is to be given to all persons who are entitled to attend such meeting. Persons entitled to the notice of a company […]

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KEY HIGHLIGHTS OF THE NEW REGULATORY DEVELOPMENTS IN THE LICENSE CATEGORISATION FOR THE NIGERIAN PAYMENTS SYSTEM FRAMEWORK

The apex bank in Nigeria recently issued a circular to all Payment Service Providers, Banks and Other Financial institutions. This circular streamlines payments system licensing according to permissible activities. Without doubt, this new licensing framework will give clarity to new and existing market participants within the Nigerian payments system