IP and the Nigerian Creative Economy: Why Founders Are Leaving Money On The Table

Business Advisory, Business, Entrepreneurs, computers and technology, fashion, Innovation and Technology, Intellectual Property, Startups and MSME LawBy Colin Egemonye May 8, 2026

Film, music, fashion, digital content, gaming, and design, as well as the technology platforms that distribute and monetise creative work, are among Nigeria’s fastest-growing sectors and among its top exports to the world. Nollywood is the second-largest film industry in the world by volume with the industry projected to surpass ₦20 billion in gross box office revenue by the end of 2026. The Nigerian music industry is attracting international commercial interest in a way that seemed impossible a decade ago. Nigerian fashion, design, and digital content are gaining commercial sophistication.

Regulatory Compliance Strategies for Navigating Cybersecurity Risks and Threats in Nigeria

Business Advisory, computers and technology, Corporate & Commercial, Innovation and TechnologyBy Colin Egemonye March 24, 2026

In today’s increasingly digital environment, cybersecurity has become a critical issue for organizations across the globe, including Nigeria. As organizations continue to rely heavily on digital systems and infrastructures for communication, financial transactions, data storage, and operational processes, they are becoming increasingly vulnerable to cyberthreats and breaches such as data theft, ransomware attacks, phishing schemes, and unauthorized system access. These threats not only expose companies to financial losses but can also damage corporate reputation, disrupt business operations, and result in regulatory penalties. In Nigeria, several regulatory frameworks such as the Nigeria Data Protection Act, 2023 and other sector specific compliance regulations place increasing obligations on companies to protect and safeguard sensitive information and implement effective cybersecurity measures.

How to Obtain Internet Service Provider’s (ISP) License in Nigeria

Business Advisory, computers and technology, Innovation and Technology, TelecommunicationsBy Colin Egemonye February 19, 2026

The Nigerian telecommunication sector has continued to experience exponential growth by attracting interests from local and international investors. With a teeming youth population, increase in remote work, online streaming, Nigeria presents immense opportunity for investments in the telecommunication sector especially the provision of internet services.
An Internet Service Provider (ISP) is a company that provides access to the internet through various technologies including fibre-optics, satellite and cable, to individuals and organisations and may also provide other related services such as web hosting, etc.