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TEMPLARS Partner, Dayo Okusami and Senior Associate, Lawal Kazeem contributed to the inaugural edition of the “Africa Anti-Corruption Guide 2024”, published by Clifford Chance LLP in association with TEMPLARS and other prominent African law firms.

This guide seeks to serve as a clear, comprehensive, and concise tool to help companies navigate the legal complexities of anti-corruption and anti-bribery regulations applicable in ten African countries including Nigeria and Ghana (where TEMPLARS has offices), South Africa, Algeria and a host of others.

Our Investigations, White Collar, and Compliance (IWC) Practice provides risk assessment, compliance advisory, and internal investigation services to multinational corporations and their Board of Directors.

Read their analysis of the anti-corruption and anti-bribery regulations applicable in Nigeria on page 52 of the guide.

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