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This article, authored by TEMPLARS Partner, Emmanuel Gbahabo, Femi Oyewole, and Chijioke Ukomadu, explores the complexities of transnational construction projects in Nigeria. It addresses critical issues such as legal framework disparities, currency fluctuations, and unexpected events like pandemics, which frequently lead to disputes.

The publication offers conflict mitigation strategies, including the adoption of clear contracts, pre-agreed governing laws, and the use of mechanisms like the Arbitration and Mediation Act (AMA) and Dispute Resolution Boards (DBRs).

It also provides practical recommendations for tackling joint venture issues, currency risks, and permit delays, ensuring efficient project delivery and reduced legal conflicts.

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