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NIGERIA: Odujinrin & Adefulu Head office: First Floor, Church House, 29 Marina, Lagos, P.O. Box 7909, Marina, Lagos, Telephone: +234-1-2714961, +234-1-2714962, +234-1-2636633, +234-1-4750610 Email: enquiries@odujinrinadefulu.com Web: www.odujinrinadefulu.com Other branches: Abuja, Port Harcourt Established in 1972, Odujinrin & Adefulu is one of the oldest and leading legal partnerships in Nigeria. The firm provides multi-specialist legal services to a range of clients, focusing on company and commercial law practice. The firm values the balance of qualities which has become its imprint. It is that balance between the qualities of tradition, integrity, and experience and those of innovation, efficiency and flexibility that distinguishes the firm in the Nigerian legal market. In the 39 years of existence of the firm, it has provided guidance to a myriad of investors, foreign and local, in various areas of economic endeavour in Nigeria, in matters pertaining to: capital market, banking, corporate finance, immigration, energy, real estate, dispute resolution, tax advisory services amongst others. Odujinrin & Adefulu has been extensively involved in regulatory reform work – including the reform of the country’s power, ports and solid minerals sectors. It also has a wealth of experience in advising a wide range of national and multinational companies on regulatory issues, which gives the firm an unparalleled understanding of the government and the needs of commercial organisations. The corporate finance and capital markets practice of the firm has provided support for the raising of capital in several significant Nigerian transactions. The firm has also been involved in a number of privatisation transactions as well as mergers and acquisitions in different economic sectors. Damilola Adetunji Email: damilola.adetunji@odujinrinadefulu.com Telephone: +234 802 3281 396 Damilola is the Corporate Finance Partner at Odujinrin & Adefulu, Nigeria. She has extensive experience in matters relating to capital market operations, corporate finance, structured trade finance, banking and international business transactions. She has advised foreign and domestic clients in a number of transactions relating to term loans, syndicated financing, capital market and various trade finance mechanisms. Damilola attended the University of Buckingham (UK) and the Harvard Law School (USA). She is qualified to practice in the State of New York (1999) and Nigeria (2003).
NIGERIA: Perchstone & Graeys Head office: Off Remi Olowude, Lekki Epe Expressway, Lagos, Nigeria Telephone: 234 (0) 1 7611051, 8990681,+234 - 9 - 4611454 Email: info@perchstoneandgraeys.com Web: www.perchstoneandgraeys.com Other branches: Abuja Perchstone & Graeys are a leading commercial law firm in Nigeria with particular expertise in corporate commercial transactions, finance, dispute resolution and energy. Whilst maintaining the highest standards of integrity and credibility, they advise domestic and multinational corporations, statutory bodies, governments and a wide range of international clientele. Their engagement with the Financial System Stability (FSS) 2020 Project Management Team towards a reform of all legislations impacting on the Nigerian Financial Sector is an additional mark of our peculiarity. Osaro Eghobamien SAN The founding and Managing Partner of Perchstone & Graeys. He was conferred with the prestigious rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria in 2008 and was admitted to practice in England and Wales in 1989 and 1991 in Nigeria. Osaro is currently responsible for the development of banking and structured finance transactions in the firm which derives from his extensive experience in commercial litigation. Olawale Adebambo Olawale’s portfolio has included advising clients on matters uniquely exclusive to the upstream Nigerian Oil & Gas sector, the applicable contracts, the fiscal regime and acting as co-counsel in one of the biggest ever sector Arbitral disputes involving a number of international oil companies and the terms of PSCs. Additionally he oversees the firm’s legislative tracking team, assisting and advising clients on the likely effect of new laws. Olubukola Thomas Olubukola is a graduate of University of Ibadan, Nigeria and was admitted to the Nigerian Bar in 2003. She joined the firm as an associate in 2008 and now leads its solicitors’ team. She is a member of a sub-committee of the legal implementation committee of the Central Bank of Nigeria reviewing the asset management corporation of Nigeria Act and the proposed bill on asset backed securities and securitisation. She was the co-coordinator of the just concluded inaugural session of the African School of Bonds and securitisation and constantly proffers advice on issues bordering on corporate governance, employment and regulatory compliance.
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