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Solola & Akpana
(Barristers & Solicitors)

Website:www.sololaakpana.com
Tel: +234-84-303078; (0)818 686 4645
Email: [email protected]

Partners:
Esosa Omo-Usoh-Managing Partner/Partner, Litigation & Arbitration and Data Protection Compliance.
Tope Solola-Partner, Energy & Natural Resources.
Iboroma Akpana-Partner, Corporate & Commercial.
Henry C. Chibor-Partner, Litigation & Arbitration.
Abimbola Odunaike -Partner, Taxation & Corporate Governance.

Languages:
English Language.

Firm Overview:
Solola & Akpana (“S&A”) is one of the leading commercial/oil & gas law firms in Nigeria. With fully functional offices strategically located in Lagos, Abuja, and Port Harcourt, we are able to provide highly integrated and seamless legal services on a national basis. The Firm has a reputation for providing quality legal services founded on integrity, professionalism and the best traditions of the Bar. We provide firm-wide expertise to our clients through our emphasis on a strong academic background, continuous learning and specialization. Some of our Partners are admitted to practice law in at least one other international jurisdiction in addition to Nigeria. We use international benchmarks whilst utilizing local knowledge, to provide value-adding solutions that span conventional legal remedies.

Main Areas of Practice: 

A. Litigation/Arbitration 

2 Partners; 16 fee earners based in Nigeria

-Successfully prosecuted on behalf of Indorama Eleme Petrochemicals Limited (IEPL), an insurance claim bordering on failure to indemnify IEPL for physical loss or damage, machinery breakdown, boiler explosion and business interruption, earlier insured with selected insurance companies. IEPL’s monetary claim against the Defendant is circa $618,611. The Court agreed with our submissions and granted all reliefs sought in the claim in favour of IEPL.

-Successfully defended Mercury Engineering & Construction Company Limited in a multi-million-dollar claim arbitration commenced by Kobeissi Electrical & Mechanical Engineering Limited for breach of an EPC contract relating to the Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited’s QIT Master Plan Project in Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria.

-Successfully defended Daewoo Nigeria Limited at the Port Harcourt Division of the National Industrial Court of Nigeria in a N25, 000,000.00 (Twenty-Five Million Naira) claim for alleged unlawful termination of employment. In its Judgment, the Court upheld our submissions and dismissed all the claims against DNL for lacking in merit.

-Successfully defended NLNG at the Port Harcourt Division of the National Industrial Court of Nigeria in a claim bordering on alleged wrongful suspension and subsequent termination of the Claimant’s employment. In a claim of over circa N25, 000,000.00, the court only awarded a paltry sum of circa N1, 800,000.00 (One Million, Eight Hundred Thousand Naira) covering his accrued salaries and retirement benefits.

-Successfully defended IEPL at the Port Harcourt Division of the Federal High Court in two suits bordering on alleged breach of the respective Applicant’s fundamental rights arising from the theft of chemical substances from IEPL’s Warehouse. Following our defence, the Court dismissed the suits for being unmeritorious and lacking in merit, and awarded substantial cost against the Applicant and in favour of IEPL. In its judgment, the Court upheld our submission inter alia that since the items which the Applicants were suspected to have stolen were chemical substances capable of being used to produce explosive devices, the 3rd and 4th Respondents acted within the scope of their statutory powers and duties as provided in the National Security Agencies Act and the Terrorism Prevention Amendment Act, in investigating and arresting the perpetuators of the alleged crime. Thus, the Applicants cannot use the Court as a means to escape or forestall investigation of the allegations against them under the auspices of protection of their fundamental right.

-Successfully defended ARM Trustees at the Port Harcourt Division of the High Court of Rivers State in a suit bordering on alleged ownership of title to land belonging to ARM within the Port Harcourt Metropolis. The Court delivered its judgment upholding our submissions and dismissing the Claimant’s case in entirety. In the said judgment, the Court held that the parcel of land claimed by the Claimant is radically different from ARM’s piece of land as shown on the title documents, certificate of occupancy and the survey plans tendered by both parties. The Court further held that the Claimant cannot maintain an action for trespass against ARM as he has failed to prove better title and/or exclusive possession of the land.

-Successfully defended NLNG at the Port Harcourt Division of the Federal High Court of Nigeria in a suit bordering on NLNG’s alleged refusal to recognize the Plaintiffs’ community as a host community even though NLNG’s GTS1 pipeline allegedly traverses their community. NLNG allegedly continued to exclude the Plaintiffs’ community from all benefits accruable to them as host community even as it relates to its new GTS project called the Train 7 project. Following our defence, the Court upheld our submission that the suit is statute barred as the cause of action (from the facts in the Statement of Claim) arose in 1998 (when NLNG allegedly laid its GTS, traversing the Plaintiffs’ Omungukiri community) whilst the suit was filed on December 10, 2021, outside the 5/6 years limitation period provided by Statutes. Consequently, the suit was struck out/dismissed for being statute barred.

-Currently representing SPDC in a suit which borders on an oil spill that allegedly emanated from SPDC’s facility in Bayelsa State, Nigeria. The Plaintiffs seek compensation of circa N152billion against SPDC.

-Currently defending Total in an oil spill claim which allegedly emanated from Total’s Obagi-Rumuekpe pipeline operations in Ahoada Local Government Area, Rivers State, Nigeria. The Plaintiffs seek special damages circa N330.7million and N1billion general damages.

-Currently representing Julius Berger Nigeria Plc., in a suit that borders on alleged infringement of the 1st Plaintiff’s exclusive franchise to propose, market and distribute the 1st Defendant’s furniture products and accessories in Nigeria. The Plaintiffs seek damages of circa N150million.

-Currently defending Total at the National Industrial Court in a suit bordering on allegations of illegal deduction, withholding and misapplication of part of the retirement/pension benefits of the Claimant. The Claimant’s claim against Total is circa N54million.

-Currently defending JBN in a suit bordering on trespass to land at the Sakpenwa Division of the Rivers State High Court. The Claimant alleges that JBN compulsorily acquired their land in dispute without paying compensation and seek monetary reliefs of 283 million Naira.

-Currently defending JBN at the Port Harcourt Division of the Federal High Court of Nigeria. The Claimants allege that JBN contracted a multinational dredging company to carry out dredging/mining/quarrying operations without following due process and their failure to do so caused the destruction of the Plaintiffs’ economic environment.

-Currently defending access bank at the Port Harcourt Division of the High Court of Rivers State in a suit bordering on the validity of a mortgage transaction. In the suit, the Claimant alleges that he was fraudulently induced to execute the tripartite legal mortgage, as guarantor. The Claimant has now commenced the suit to set aside the mortgage. The Claimant seeks monetary relief of 80 million Naira

-Currently defending Notore Chemical Industries Plc at the Port Harcourt Division of the Rivers State High Court bordering on nuisance. The Claimants allege that they have suffered damages from the noxious substances allegedly emitted by Notore Chemical Industries Plc into their community. Hence, their claim for 10 billion Naira as damages for the inconvenience and losses resulting from the pollution.

-Currently representing Total E & P Nig. Ltd. (now TotalEnergies) as a defendant in an Oil spill claim worth 145 Million Naira, at the Port Harcourt Judicial Division of the Federal High Court. The Plaintiffs allege that crude oil emanated from Total’s facility and damaged their land, ponds and rivers.

-Currently defending Total E & P Nig. Ltd. (now TotalEnergies) at the Uyo Judicial Division of the Federal High Court in a claim worth 20 Million Dollars. In the suit, the Claimant alleges that Total and the other Respondents had failed to comply with the provisions of the Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry Content Act, 2010 by awarding diving jobs to foreign companies as against Nigerian indigenous service companies.

-Currently defending Total E & P Nig. Ltd. (now TotalEnergies) at the Port Harcourt Judicial Division of the Federal High Court alleging that Total E & P has failed to pay permit fees pursuant to the Taxes and Levies (Approved List for Collection) Act. The Plaintiffs seek the arrears of the fees from September 1998 to September 2022, and damages in the sum of 150 million Naira.

-Presently defending Craneburg Construction Company in a suit commenced before the High Court of The Federal Capital Territory, Abuja for alleged breach of contract. The suit borders around the construction of the 107-Kilometre Ibadan Ring Road, Oyo State. In the suit, the Claimant alleges that it entered into a Concession Agreement with the 4th Defendant for the construction of the road, but that Craneburg allegedly connived with the 4th Defendant to breach the contract and take over the project from the Claimant. Consequently, the Claimant claims the sum of 10 billion Naira as damages.

-Currently representing NLNG at the Port Harcourt Division of the High Court of Rivers State in a suit that borders on alleged trespass to land. The Claimants seek an order of Injunction restraining the Defendants, their servants, agents, assigns, privies etc from further acts of trespass on the land in dispute, and from doing any other thing inconsistent or prejudicial to the Claimants’ rights thereto as the true owners and seek monetary relief in the sum of 20 million Naira.

-Currently defending Access bank in a suit bordering on alleged breach of contract between the Bank and the Claimant. The Claimant alleges that Access Bank breached the contract by failing to honour a cheque drawn by him in favour of Rivers State Ministry of Lands and Survey. The Claimant further alleges that the subsequent inscription ‘Drawer’s Confirmation Required (DCR)’ on the cheque amounts to defamation. Consequently, the Claimant commenced the action claiming monetary reliefs against Access Bank.

-Successfully defended Notore Chemicals Industries Limited at the Yenagoa Division of the National Industrial Court in a suit that borders on wrongful termination of employment and got judgement in favour of Notore, dismissing the monetary relief of 450 Million Naira amongst other reliefs.

-Successfully defended Craneburg Construction Company Limited in a suit bordering on trespass to land. The Claimants monetary relief of 250 million Naira was dismissed following our defence.

Key Clients: The Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited, Chevron Nigeria Limited, Total E&P Limited, Daewoo Nigeria Limited, Indorama Eleme Petrochemicals Company Limited, Amni International Petroleum Development Company Limited, DEL Waste Management Company Limited, Eroton Exploration & Production Company Limited, Julius Berger Nigeria Plc, Abuja Electricity Distribution Company Plc, Africa-Turkey Trade Centre (ATTC), Craneburg Construction Company Limited, and Notore Chemical Industries Plc.

Contact: Esosa Omo-Usoh
Tel: 234-(0)8023154515; (0)8171487206
Email: [email protected]

Contact: Henry Chibor
Tel: 234 (0)803 309 3899
Email: [email protected]

B. Projects (Corporate/Commercial) 

2 Partners; 19 fee earners based in Nigeria

·We acted as restructuring advisors to a Bank in Nigeria. The Bank wants to adopt a Holding Company model of asset control/ownership. By the 2010 new regulations, the CBN introduced a New Banking Model as part of strategic initiatives to reposition the Nigerian banking system on the path of sustainable viability and advised banks to either divest their non-commercial banking businesses or restructure into Holding companies to retain their non-commercial banking sectors and protect depositor’s finances from risks. This transaction has made significant market impact as licensed banks can only venture into non-traditional banking operations either as holding companies or as subsidiaries.

·We are acting as legal advisors and regulatory compliance advisors for a company which is a Franchise of OCS Services DMCC, a company incorporated under the laws of United Arab Emirates. The Franchisee is desirous of comprehensive Operations and Maintenance (O&M) services in the Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry, and we have been engaged to carry out all necessary legal services on behalf of our Client. This transaction involves us taking into cognizance all the foreign exchange laws bordering between Nigeria and the United Arab Emirates and are considering all the salient regulatory agencies provided by the law for the registration of the Franchise Contracts entered into by both parties.

·We acted as transaction advisors for the provision of engineering, procurement and construction services involving commissioning and testing of infrastructure works, development of roads, stormwater, drainage, street lighting, service rotes, water distribution and sewer collection system in a bare and vacant land within the Alaro City, Free Trade Zone, Lekki, Lagos, Nigeria. The consideration for the aforementioned services is circa US$12,000,000 (Twelve million United States Dollars) uniquely structured in a cash-real estate swap arrangement. Twenty-five percent (25%) of the consideration is to be paid by way of cash and seventy-five percent (75%) by way of asset (in the form of a landed property). The project envisages development of a large-scale, mixed-use modular market driven urban land development comprising various land uses, including residential, commercial, social, and recreational uses together with bulk civil infrastructure, all pursuant to a project master plan, on a parcel of land measuring approximately 1,000 (one thousand) hectares located within the Lekki Free Zone, Lagos. Upon the emergence of the COVID19 pandemic, force majeure challenges, access to finance and supply chain bottlenecks meant we had to be innovative around contract terms and delivery by linking the contracts with the current times and restrictions/limitations and tying some obligations on a back-to-back basis.

·We acted as transaction advisors and prepared and reviewed contractual documents between a notable evolution company in Nigeria and The Lagos State Government (Ministry of Economic, Planning and Budget) for the provision, structuring and validation of BVN, NIN verification for KYC update and bank account opening for the poor and vulnerable individuals and households in Lagos above 18 (eighteen) years. The Project will worth about NGN 49,056,000.00 (Forty Nine Billion, and Fifty-Six Million Naira) covers a total of 408,798 Beneficiaries, selected from Lagos State Social Register from 4 Local Governments and 10 Local Council Development Areas of the State.

·We are acting as legal advisors for the negotiation, preparation of transaction documents and processing of grants and permits for our client’s operation, renovation and refurbishment of the existing radiotherapy centre, X-ray machines and Cathlab at the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital, Enugu, Enugu State (“UNTH”) by virtue of a fifteen-year concession agreement between UNTH and our client.

·Provided legal advisory services to our client and reviewed the Construction Contract of the value of N1,900,000,000 (One Billion, Nine Hundred Million Naira) between our client and the Plateau State Government. The contract is for the design and construction of 1.7km interchange (fly-over) at British America Junction and dualization from British America junction to Lamingo junction, Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria.

·Acting as legal advisor to the Acquirer in the deal and conducted extensive due diligence, transactional lead and drafting of transactional documents for the acquisition of an iconic and landmark asset at Ikoyi Crescent for a purchase price of N4,600,000,000.00 (Four Billion, Six Hundred Million Naira). The deal which involves the acquisition of a property situate and Ikoyi Crecent, requires a pragmatic approach to simultaneously manage the requisite delivery of necessary completion deliverables, which in this case, includes the Vendor’s perfected title as well as discharge and the removal of construction equipment from the property, while equally ensuring a seamless transfer of ownership to the client (through SPVs) within the target time.

·Acting as legal advisor to our client in the construction industry (the Acquirer) in this transaction and have conducted extensive due diligence and transactional structuring and advisory for the acquisition of the entire shareholding of another construction company in Nigeria for a purchase price of N500,000,000.00 (Five Hundred Million Naira).

·We are acting for an entrant gaming company worth about N400,000,000 (Four Hundred Million Naira) into the Nigerian gaming sector. Gaming is relatively evolving in Nigeria and with the need for review of existing laws and the passing of new laws to cover diverse areas. Thus, in carrying out our role in the transaction, we have constantly been having recourse to the persuasive insights from foreign jurisdictions, whilst equally deploying same as much as possible in a domesticated manner.

·Acting as transaction advisors to the borrower. The transaction bordered on structuring a workable port-folio guarantee/finance arrangement in respect of select PPP transactions. We are advising on workable port-folio guarantee/finance arrangement in respect of select PPP transactions with Access Bank Plc. being the lender, the indigenous construction company being our client and its affiliates being the arranger and State Governments and/or their Agencies being the Borrower, moving towards a win-win for the relevant parties and the bridging of infrastructure and public works deficit across the States of the Federation. The syndicated nature of this transaction necessitated the catering for diverse stakeholders with varying interests. We had to come up with bespoke deal structures tailored towards the peculiarities of the multiple parties involved in the transaction. This way, we were able to ensure minimal friction in the deal negotiations and ultimately facilitate the smooth closing of the entire transaction.

·Currently acting as transaction advisors to a multinational in the health sector, in respect of a proposed multiple investments in the health sector including but not limited to the review of a Concession Agreement for the establishment of a cancer treatment center in Nigeria between the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital and Medilink Equipment Company Limited particularly for the renovation, engine refit, supply of consumables, maintenance, operation and management of the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital Radiotherapy Centre.

·Acted as legal advisors for the development and management of dialysis services at the Redeemers Health Centre in Ibadan. The transaction involved the evaluation and structuring of client contribution to the rehabilitation and expansion of the centre; investment and deployment of facilities and systems as well as management and operation of the new dialysis centre to ensure that the value of our client’s contribution, not being cash contribution, is commensurate to the other party’s contribution. This was particularly important as the profit-sharing ratio had to be proportionate to parties’ contributions to the project. This was particularly important as the profit-sharing ratio had to be proportionate to parties’ contributions to the project.

·Acted as sole Adviser to the contractor engaged by a foremost fertilizer and chemicals producing company in Nigeria to carry out site engineering, procurement, construction, pre-commissioning, and commissioning of a Gas Turbine Unit for generation, supply, and distribution of power in its urea fertilizer complex in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

·We acted a Sole Adviser to a Strategic Investor in the acquisition of choice real estate asset in Port Harcourt, Rivers State via a competitive public bid. As sole Legal Adviser on the deal, we conducted extensive due diligence, prepared, and reviewed transactional documents for the public bid, provided valuable guidance during the public bid process resulting in the Investor’s return as the successful bidder, and provided general transaction support on the transaction. The transaction was successfully concluded in record time with minimal financial exposure to the client.

·We acted as sole Adviser in the transaction which involves the financing for the acquisition by a Strategic Investor of selected real estate assets in Port Harcourt, Rivers State). As sole Legal Adviser on the deal, we are conducting extensive due diligence, preparing, and reviewing transactional documents, as well as providing general transaction support on the deal.

Key Clients: Heritage Banking Company, Quality Foods Africa Limited, ATN Wayya Limited, QFA Nigeria Limited, The Shell Nigeria Petroleum Development Company Limited, Lubrik Construction Company Limited, Craneburg Construction Company Limited, Siemens Energy Limited; Indorama Eleme Petrochemicals Limited; Chevron Nigeria Limited, PE Energy Limited, KariCare Technologies Limited, Glazier Nigeria Limited, Locodove Ventures Limited, Panberry Ventures Limited, DSC International Company Nigeria Limited, Rencare Africa Limited and Rao Evolution Limited.

Contact: Iboroma Akpana
Tel: 234 (0)8033429196
Email:[email protected]

Contact: Abimbola Odunaike
Tel: 234 (0)8037173816
Email: [email protected]

C. Energy & Natural Resources 

1 Partner; 22 fee earners based in Nigeria

-We are acting as legal advisors in a tripartite and are providing legal advisory services to our client for setting up the consortium by the 3 parties involved in the deal. The transaction is in respect of the rehabilitation of Downstream Pipelines and Associated Storage Depots/Terminal Infrastructure, through Design, Finance, Rehabilitation, Build, Operate, Maintain, and Transfer (DFRBOMT) Model and the extensive scope of work envisaged to be performed where the bid is successful means an adequate legal structure is being set up to accommodate all complexities.

-We acted as transaction advisors to a major company in the oil and gas industry, in respect of its development of the UTINE Marginal Field. The Field was awarded by the DPR to different entities jointly. Joint-Awardees were given percentage interest in the Field. This unique award format requires the creation of joint venture vehicles for ownership and operation concerns. We were tasked with innovative SPV structures to advance the purpose of the project within the confines of the law whilst still protecting our client’s investment interests. Earlier in this transaction, we reviewed the tender bid documents relying on information provided to us by the client. The deal involved transaction advisory on innovative SPV structures for the advancement of our client’s project and is complex due to the involvement of a governmental agency in the transaction and as such, we have had to extensively research and ensure that our advice is consistent and in compliance with all regulations of the DPR.

-We are currently acting as legal advisors in a $1,350,000,000 (One Billion, Three Hundred and Fifty Million United States Dollars) between our client and the lending banks for the project financing of our client’s fertilizer plant project in Eleme, Port Harcourt, Rivers State. We provided legal advisory services and reviewed all documentations incidental to the transaction. Given the nature of this transaction, we also had to put into consideration, the multi-faceted financing structure and the jurisdictional differences involved.

-We acted as Sole Advisors for the acquisition of client accounts of a major chemicals manufacturer exiting Nigeria. Our role involved the in-depth review of all acquisition documents including Buy-out Term Sheets, Exclusive Product Distribution Agreement for the territory of Nigeria, etc. to ensure product and transaction compliance with the Nigerian Local Content laws.

-We are acting as transaction advisors in a $2,500,000.00 (Two Million, Five Hundred Thousand USD) mining transaction. We are reviewing and advising on transactional documents between our client and other locally licensed Mining Corporations such as the Minerals Purchase and Tolling Agreement, the INCOTERMS and draft Letters of Credit, and cross-border capital importation and repatriation process. In the course of this transaction, we have issued expert legal opinions on permits, license, approval, concession, certificates at all stages of the transaction. We have also been able to circumvent language barriers and other transactional yardstick peculiar to cross-border interactions.

-Successfully concluded a Pre-Arbitration process commenced against our client by a sub-contractor relating to the Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited’s QIT Master Plan Project in Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria.

-We acted as transaction advisors to one of the successful bidders in the recently concluded Marginal Field Bid Round exercise for the development of the marginal field. Following the bid process, the field was awarded by the Federal Government (through the Department of Petroleum Resources) to different entities to be held jointly. This ownership structure which is novel and unique requires the joint awardees to jointly own and operate the field. Thus, our role included advising on transaction structure for the operation of the marginal field. This structure will involve the creation of SPV for the holding of the assets as well as operation of the field. We are currently deploying our depth of expertise in the oil and gas industry in structuring this transaction to ensure a successful development and production of the Field.

-We acted as transaction advisors to an oil services company in a tripartite Time Charter Party Agreement for the hire of a Platform Supply Vessel and provision of offshore oil waste treatment services. Our role includes the review of the Time Charter Party Agreement, receiving feedback from all parties and diligently incorporating the feedback in a bid to ensuring that parties are aligned on the agreement.

-Acted as transaction advisors to an oil services company, in respect of an agreement for the provision of a dehydration system for the treatment of crude oil at a Floating Storage and Offloading Vessel. Our role included providing legal advisory and review of transaction documents, to wit: a Dehydration Services Agreement, Crude Handling and Transportation Agreement. Considering the dearth of legal materials on the subject, the transaction required innovation which we successfully brought to bear to the delight of the Client’s instruction in record time.

Key Clients: Chevron Nigeria Limited; MoniPulo Limited; Shorelink Oil & Gas services Limited; Amni International Petroleum Development Limited, Petroleum Contractors Trade Section (PCTS), Indorama Eleme Fertilizer Company Limited, The Shell Petroleum Development Company of Nigeria Limited, Total E&P Nigeria Limited, Frigate Upstream Energy Services Limited, Island Energy Limited, PE Energy Limited, and Tianda Group Limited.

Contact: Tope Solola
Tel: 234 (0)803 680 2819
Email: [email protected]

D. Data Protection Compliance 

1 Partner; 8 fee earners based in Nigeria

• Conducted the Statutory Data Protection Compliance Audit on Daewoo Engineering and Construction Nigeria Limited (DECN) and reviewed the Data Protection Compliance policies and practices of DECN.
• Conducted the Statutory Data Protection Compliance Audit and Trainings for the members of staff of KOA Oil & Gas Limited and its sister companies:

a. Elper (Oilfield) Engineering Nigeria Limited
b. Interglobal Procurement Engineering Services Nigeria Limited
c. Horatio Limited and IGPES Gas & Power Limited.

• Conducted the Statutory Data Protection Compliance Audit on NextPayDay Limited and reviewed its Data Protection Compliance policies and practices.
• Conducted the statutory Data Protection Compliance Audit for The Shell Petroleum Development Company Limited (SPDC), Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company Limited (SNEPCO) and reviewed the Data Protection Compliance policies and practices of SPDC and SNEPCO.
• Conducted extensive Data Protection Compliance trainings for the members of staff of Anchor Insurance Limited in accordance with the provisions of the applicable data protection laws in Nigeria and globally.
• Conducted the Statutory Data Protection Compliance Audit on Daewoo Nigeria Limited and PE Energy Limited.
• Also conducted the Data Protection Compliance Audit, preparation of data protection policies and Implementation of data protection practices in LCC and Craneburg.
• While carrying out the foregoing, we prepared the following documents including but not limited to:

a. Client/Supplier/Visitors/Employees/Prospective Employees Privacy Notice and Consent form.
b. Standard data privacy email signature clause.
c. Data protection breach incident log.
d. Data protection breach management policy.
e. Data protection impact assessment policy (DPIA).
f. Data protection impact assessment guide.
g. Data subject’s access request form.
h. Employee consent form for medical examination.
i. Prospective employee consent form for medical examination.
j. Third party due diligence questionnaire.
k. Third party processing agreement.
l. Register of processing activities (ROPAN).

Key Clients: The Shell Petroleum Development Company Limited, Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company Limited, Craneburg Construction Company Limited, Lubrik Construction Company Limited, Daewoo Nigeria Limited, PE Energy Limited, Anchor Insurance Limited, IGPES Oil and KOA Oil & Gas Limited.

Contact: Esosa Omo-Usoh
Tel: 234-(0)8023154515; (0)8171487206
Email: [email protected]

Practice Areas:
-Litigation & Arbitration.
-Corporate & Commercial (Banking & Finance, Merger & Acquisition, Corporate Finance/Capital Markets, Real Estate, Construction).
-Energy & Natural Resources (Oil, Gas, & Power).
-Taxation & Corporate Governance.
-Data Protection Compliance.

Offices: 

Abuja Office:
No. 1, Block 2, River Patoka Close
Off Nile Street, Maitama
Abuja, Nigeria
Tel: +234- 9-2915460
Email: [email protected]

Lagos Office:
Plot 239 Kofo Abayomi Street
Victoria Island
Lagos, Nigeria
Tel: +234 (0)709 814 1598; (0)817 035 4168
Email: [email protected]

Port Harcourt Office:
12 Igbodo Street
Old G.R.A
Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Tel: +234-(0)818 686 4645
Email: [email protected]

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