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Tax Penalties in Nigeria: Mistakes Businesses Make on the New Portal-Part 2

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Introduction To Tax Penalties In Nigeria As of January 1, 2026, Nigeria has entered a new fiscal era with the full implementation of the Nigeria Tax Reform Acts 2025 which provide tax penalties, fines, and interest for non-compliance. These reforms represent a massive structural reset of the country’s tax system, consolidating several older laws including […]

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Tax Penalties in Nigeria: What you Need To Know-Part 1

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INTRODUCTION TO TAX PENALTIES IN NIGERIA: On 26th of June, 2025, President Bola Tinubu signed a groundbreaking Tax Reform Bill into law, that introduced new policies and penalties fundamentally changing how individuals and businesses pay tax in Nigeria. As of January 1, 2026, Nigeria has entered a new fiscal era with the full implementation of

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STATUTE OF LIMITATION ON LAND: THE ULTIMATE THING.

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Land disputes are among the most common cases in Nigerian courts. However, many people, are surprised to learn that you can lose your right to sue over land simply because you waited too long. This is where the statute of limitation becomes critical. This article explains, in simple terms, what the statute of limitation means

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CONSTRUCTIVE DISMISSAL OF EMPLOYEE IN NIGERIA: THE ULTIMATE THING

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INTRODUCTION TO CONSTRUCTIVE DISMISSAL OF EMPLOYEE Constructive dismissal in Nigeria is one of the most misunderstood areas of employment/Labour law. Many workers assume that only the employer can “terminate” an employment contract. But the Nigerian labour law recognises situations where an employer’s conduct becomes so intolerable that the employee has no real option but to

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WOMEN & MATERNITY DISCRIMINATION IN THE OFFICE: THE ULTIMATE THING

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Introduction to Women & Maternity Discrimination Women & maternity, discrimination at the workplace have always had a complicated relationship in Nigeria. In many organisations, a woman’s transition from “Miss” to “Mrs.” quietly becomes a factor in hiring decisions. This factor is a form of discrimination. Employers worry she will soon become pregnant, request maternity leave,

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TRADE UNIONS: RIGHT TO STRIKE IN NIGERIA: THE ULTIMATE

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In 1993, workers of Union Bank of Nigeria Ltd were embroiled in a bitter dispute with their employer over terms of collective engagement. When management ignored the grievances of employees, the workers through their recognised union, considered industrial action as a last resort. The Court of Appeal in Union Bank of Nigeria Plc v. Edet

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Employer Prerogative & Employee Rights: What You Need To Know

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INTRODUCTION ON EMPLOYER PREROGATIVE & EMPLOYEE RIGHTS Musa had always been a devout Muslim. His faith shaped how he spoke, dressed, ate, and even ran his flourishing logistics company. Everyone in his office knew pork wasn’t allowed on the premises. It was his rule, though not written anywhere, but an extension of his religious identity.

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The Truth about AI Generated Content and the Law: What You Need To Know

LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE NEW MINIMUM WAGE IN NIGERIA

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Introduction With the enactment of the National Minimum Wage (Amendment) Act 2024, the Federal Government has increased the statutory minimum wage to ₦70,000 per month, thereby imposing new legal obligations on employers in both the public and private sectors. The enactment is aimed at improving workers’ welfare. However, it also raises critical legal questions regarding

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Essential Land Documents You Need When Purchasing a Land: Ultimate Thing

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Buying land in Nigeria is a significant investment that requires careful attention to legal documentation. Without the necessary essential land documents, you risk losing your investment to land grabbers, government acquisition, or fraudulent sellers. In the case of Owakar vs Rivers State Housing & Property Development Authority & Others (2022) 12 NWLR Part 18451, OKORO,

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