THE NIGERIAN DEBT RECOVERY CULTURE

To sustain and grow a functional economy, investors often require loans which are made available by banks or other financial institutions using their depositors’ funds upon security furnished for the repayment of such loans by the borrowing investors. As simple as the credit transaction may appear, most of the times borrowers default in the repayment of the loans availed to them, an action which constitutes a potential source of systemic failure of the financial systems of many developing countries, but more particularly, Nigeria’s.
THE DOWNFALL OF AGRO CROWDFUNDING IN NIGERIA

Agriculture in today’s world has morphed beyond the traditional production of food for human consumption and animal feeds into a global financial stronghold and economic reserve. Understandably, to tackle the challenges of sustaining a growing world economy and overcome the problems of food production, climate change, modernised policies, and urbanisation trends, the agriculture sector has to be diversified and flexible enough to link more capital with agricultural projects, albeit digitally. This is where project Crowdfunding comes in
IMPORTANT LEGAL POINTS TO NOTE BEFORE OWNING REAL ESTATE IN LAGOS STATE

The Real Estate Industry in Lagos is a goldmine, with prices rivaling and even sometimes surpassing that of apartments in places like Los Angeles and New York City.
A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE PREVALENT ADR MECHANISMS IN NIGERIA.

ADR refers to a wide range of dispute resolution processes and techniques that parties can use to settle disputes, with the help of a third party.
CRYPTOCURRENCY, TRADING, AND THE NIGERIAN REALITY

According to Quartz Africa, in the last five years, Nigeria has traded 60,215 Bitcoins, valued at more than $566 million which apart from the United States of America, is the largest volume worldwide on Paxful, a leading peer-to-peer Bitcoin Marketplace.