Understanding copyright for artistic works in Nigeria
What the Copyright Act 2022 protects, why registration with the Nigerian Copyright Commission still matters, and the difference between economic and moral rights.
Commitments
Social impact, youth empowerment & legal education.
Our commitments reflect our commitment to giving back to society. We actively take part in legal awareness programmes, community education and pro bono legal service for underserved communities.
SEND A CHILD 2 SCHOOL AFRICA
A pan-African educational initiative founded by Lead Attorney Lugard Gbenga Agbomoagan. It funds scholarships, supplies learning materials and renovates educational infrastructure for underprivileged children across primary, secondary and tertiary institutions in Nigeria and Africa.
Follow on LinkedInCross-Border Legal Practice & AI Initiative
A professional development vehicle preparing African lawyers and legal scholars for modern cross-border jurisprudence, artificial intelligence tool integration, data sovereignty and transatlantic commercial advisory.
Follow on LinkedInEndowments & academic fellowships
Investing in education and communities.
Joseph & Oreoluwa Agbomoagan Foundation
Welfare support, family assistance and community development programmes in underserved communities.
Lugard Agbomoagan African Young Lawyers Excellence Awards
Annual honours recognising emerging legal professionals who demonstrate outstanding integrity, advocacy and social impact.
Ekiti State University academic prizes
Two endowed academic prizes awarded annually to top-performing law graduates at Ekiti State University.
Nigerian Law School scholarship scheme
Fully funded bursaries covering bar examination tuition and accommodation for promising students from indigent backgrounds.
In the community
Recent activity.
Corporate training and employment bonds: safeguarding the investment
Training is an investment, and every investment deserves protection. When are training bonds enforceable in Nigeria, and how should employers draft them?
Legal tips for entrepreneurs: vital tips to consider when starting a business in Nigeria
Ten essential legal pillars for Nigerian enterprises, from choosing the right structure and incorporating with the CAC to data protection and dispute resolution planning.