Nigeria: Health & Safety

A Lagos High Court has ruled that estate residents' associations and their security service providers can be held liable in negligence when security protocol failures result in property loss. The judgment establishes critical precedents regarding duty of care, protocol enforcement, and the shared responsibility framework governing gated community security in Nigeria.

Nigeria's electricity sector is undergoing significant transformation as Lagos State moves toward a cost-reflective market and NERC introduces enhanced safety and metering regulations. These developments signal a shift toward greater state autonomy in electricity regulation, stricter compliance requirements, and improved consumer protection across the power value chain.

Stakeholders at the 2025 Disability Rights Advocacy Network Roundtable held recently in Lagos have called for a comprehensive overhaul of the National Commission for Persons with Disabilities (NCPWD).

Explore how work-life balance profoundly impacts employee performance within the consulting industry. Our experts analyze its influence and offer practical strategies for achieving a harmonious equilibrium.

The oil and gas industry is not only capital intensive but very delicate and complex. Operations that pose a high risk are carried out in the onshore and offshore sectors.

The World Bank has estimated that micro, small and medium sized enterprises (MSMEs) represent over 95% of enterprises and account for more than 60% of employment worldwide...

Internal investigations seek to detect the verity about an alleged misconduct within the organization.

Employees are generally engaged based on their representation of competence and ability to safely and effectively execute assigned tasks.

Collective agreements are not, in themselves, legally binding under Nigerian law.