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This month, we review recent regulatory developments and policy updates issued by the Central Bank of Nigeria (the “CBN”) and the Securities and Exchange Commission (the “SEC”) with significant impact on institutions in the financial services sector.  We provide a...

Welcome to this edition of Vital Signs, your trusted update on key developments shaping Nigeria’s healthcare and life sciences sector. This issue highlights a series of bold regulatory interventions and policy reforms aimed at strengthening governance, improving patient safety, and...

Between November 2025 and early April 2026, Africa experienced an unprecedented wave of regulatory change. In Nigeria, this included major tax reforms, the transition from FIRS to NRS, a ₦40.7 trillion revenue target, banking recapitalisation deadlines, and stricter immigration enforcement....

In this month’s edition of the Moroom Africa Immigration Update, we examine key developments influencing immigration enforcement, regional mobility, and international travel. These updates reflect a growing balance between stricter border control measures and increased efforts to promote ease of...

In this month’s edition of the Moroom Africa Immigration Update, we highlight significant immigration developments affecting international mobility, visa processing, and travel requirements. This edition covers retirement visa opportunities in South Africa, Nigeria’s upgraded passport tracking system, evolving mobility options...

This month, we examine recent regulatory developments issued by the Central Bank of Nigeria (the “CBN”) with significant impact on institutions operating in the financial services sector.  We provide a concise overview of the key updates and their practical implications...

The rapid expansion of digital lending platforms in Nigeria has significantly improved access to short-term consumer credit. However, it has also generated sustained regulatory concern regarding opaque pricing, aggressive debt recovery practices, data misuse and weak underwriting models. In response...