Five Years of GDPR: A Review

The General Data Protection Regulation is the most recognizable and comprehensive data protection law that came into effect on 25 May 2018. The passage of the GDPR propelled data privacy into prominence at the world stage. Many countries’ data protection laws have been modeled after the GDPR at the national and subnational level (Brazil –Continue reading “Five Years of GDPR: A Review”

The CIPP/US Certification

We are happy to announce that our managing partner is a certified data privacy professional. The Certified Information Privacy Professional (CIPP) is the global standard in privacy certification. Developed and launched by the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP) with leading subject matter experts, the CIPP is the world’s first broad-based global privacy and dataContinue reading “The CIPP/US Certification”

Chronicles of an In House Counsel

In my previous life, as an in house counsel, I often had to sensitize my colleagues about new bank policies and also make presentations at prep – classes for promotion examination(s). I found these two presentations in my archives. One is on the Bilateral Currency Swap agreement between the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) andContinue reading “Chronicles of an In House Counsel”

Garnishment Law and Practice in Nigeria, UK and U.S.

Paperback and Hardcover now also available on Amazon Follow link below for your copy: Garnishment Law and Practice in Nigeria, UK and U.S.: Wodi, Alex: 9798987288306: Amazon.com: Books

New ebook on Garnishment Law

Now available on Amazon Kindle edition. The ebook version of my book titled – Garnishment Law and Practice in Nigeria, UK and US. Ditto the paperback and Hardcover on Amazon, and Barnes & Nobles. You can access it via the link below: Garnishment Law and Practice in Nigeria, UK, and U.S.: Wodi, Alex: 9798987288306: Amazon.com:Continue reading “New ebook on Garnishment Law”

The Cement Armada Cases

The Nigerian cement armada saga was a whirlpool of events that culminated in cases instituted by contractors engaged to supply large quantities of cement by the Nigerian Ministry of Defense following the CBN’s unwillingness to honour letters of credit opened to cover payments for the supplies in ships which waited months unend at the LagosContinue reading “The Cement Armada Cases”

Garnishment: A Comparative Analysis of the Law and Practice in Nigeria, UK and US

New book loading Statement fom the Author (our Managing Partner): – Presently putting finishing touches to my long awaited book on Garnishment and attachment proceedings in the US, UK and Nigeria. Stay tuned to this page. It promises to be an interesting and informative read when released. The book traces the history of garnishee proceedingsContinue reading “Garnishment: A Comparative Analysis of the Law and Practice in Nigeria, UK and US”

A 360-Degree, Kaleidoscopic View of Diversity and Inclusion (or Lack Thereof) in International Arbitration — Vol. 33 No. 1 – American Review of International Arbitration

http://aria.law.columbia.edu/issues/volume-33-issue-1-july-2022/a-360-degree-kaleidoscopic-view-of-diversity-and-inclusion-or-lack-thereof-in-international-arbitration-vol-33-no-1/ This is a very detailed and well thought out article that addresses the intended subject matter with maturity and equanimity.