Lindo Ntuli: Africa’s Legal Millennial
Lindo Ntuli is a qualified Attorney of the High Court of South Africa and currently serves as Managing Legal Counsel at TransUnion. With a career spanning top-tier law firms and multinational environments, he brings deep expertise in financial services law, regulatory strategy, data protection, and cross-border transactions.
Ridwan Oloyede: Africa’s Legal Millennial
Ridwan Oloyede is a Director at the Center for Law and Innovation and the co-founder of Tech Hive Advisory Africa, where he leads the AI governance and technology policy teams, advising companies across Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. He is also a policy advisor and researcher with extensive experience across various thematic areas. Focusing on Africa and contributing to policy development in other parts of the world, he has published and contributed to numerous book chapters, reports, articles, and guides
Chioma Wilson-Dike: Africa’s Legal Millennial
Chioma Wilson-Dike is not just a lawyer; she is a builder of legal infrastructure for the future. A cross-border regulatory expert, ESG strategist, and RegTech founder, Chioma is at the forefront of merging legal intelligence, AI, and sustainable compliance. With over seven years of experience spanning elite law firms, Big Four consulting, and multinational corporations, she has built a career marked by technical depth, systems thinking, and visionary leadership.
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Fintech Innovations and Financing: A Catalyst for Employment- Omolola Amusan
For decades now, one of Nigeria’s major problems is high unemployment rate. Although, Nigeria is regarded as the most populated country in Africa and endowed with enormous potentials, resources and able manpower, sadly, the country is at forefront of the unemployment narrative.
The Global Impact of Cryptocurrency and the Nigerian Economy- Ezekiel Archibong
For centuries, fiat currencies have served as the lifeblood of the global economy. They embodied the vehicle in which people drive savings and investments, initiate payments and keep accounts, and constitute a scale of measurement for Nations’ wealth and geopolitical power. However, in recent times, a new form of currency has emerged as a subset of fiat currencies and has become a widespread obsession, inspiring its counterculture and attracting billions of dollars in investment
The Digital Service Tax: The Grim Reaper of the Internet- Masebo Meshack
The saying goes that only two things in life are constant; Death and Taxes. If you are reading this it means that you have not experienced the first and are probably sick of the second. Despite your love or hate for taxes, as long as we live under a democratically elected government you will have to pay them. Like death, taxes have a habit of catching up with us eventually. If you do not pay them now, you will have to pay them later with interest.
The Intersection Between Law and Technology- Dikeledi Matlhagare
It is not a shocker that technology law is becoming just as popular as criminal law or civil law. I mean with the world running on technology and the fourth industrial revolution (4IR) rumoured to be knocking on our doorstep, it is not surprising that technology law is gaining momentum and is becoming popular. With so much of the world sharing information on the World Wide Web, something as simple as a picture, a text, downloading a book and distributing it without the authors’ consent or even downloading and sharing music can sometimes be a thin line between a joke, something innocent or a law suit. Why? You may ask.
Current Trends In Artificial Intelligence And Business Disruption- Oyetola Muyiwa Atoyebi, SAN
One of the most exciting and promising frontiers of technology today is Artificial Intelligence (AI). Any conversation around technology is incomplete without a reference to AI. While the term AI has been around for decades, in recent times, its application across industries, from healthcare, business and education to banking, amongst others, is changing the way we live and work both remotely and in the traditional sense.
Artificial Intelligence and Legal Practice: A Paradigm Shift Towards Tech-Law- Rilwan Balogun
Ever since the dawn of history, man has been imbued with the proclivity to finding a better way of doing his tasks. It is, therefore, no exaggeration to say innovation has been a product of society. From time immemorial, technological advancement has been a vital tool to achieving efficiency in professional tasks, and of course, law practice cannot take exception. Technology and development are duo Siamese concepts that are inseparable. However, the role of law in every society that is driven by innovation and technology cannot be overemphasized
