The country's bar association said it intends to challenge Tuesday's bilateral trade agreement between the countries up to the Supreme Court.
February 14, 2024 at 05:39 AM
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A bilateral trade agreement that will allow British-licensed lawyers to practice in Nigeria without restrictions has been met with a push back from the Nigerian legal community and threats to challenge it in court.
The U.K. Department for Business and Trade (DBT) on Tuesday announced the signing of an Enhanced Trade and Investment Partnership (ETIP) agreement with Nigeria—the first of its kind with an African country.
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