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On 22 November 2024, the Nigerian Supreme Court delivered a landmark judgment nullifying the National Lottery Act, restricting its application to the Federal Capital Territory and granting states the authority to regulate lotteries.

This ruling reshapes Nigeria’s lottery industry, reinforcing constitutional principles while presenting new compliance challenges for multi-state operators.

If you require any clarifications, please contact TEMPLARS Partner, Cyriacus Orlu, and Associates, Francis Jarigo, and Oliver Chukkol.

Read the full publication for the implications of this decision for governance and businesses.

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