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TEMPLARS Partner, Ijeoma Uju, and Associates, David Edoziem, Victoria Oloni, and Nafisa Haliru, have authored a chapter in the 17th edition of the International Comparative Legal Guides (ICLG) – Telecoms, Media, and Internet 2024.

The publication offers an in-depth overview of telecommunications, media, and internet laws and practices in Nigeria.

The TEMPLARS Media, Entertainment, Technology, and Intellectual Property team (METI) continues to provide best-in-class support to local and cross-border players in the media, entertainment, and technology space.

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