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1. Our partner @dejitoye's article for @unibolawreview continues to extend its influence on the landscape of contract law & economics. It is extensively cited/quoted in this signal report on post-pandemic resilience of UK building sector contracts. @PROTECT_NCS @AshtonInstitute
This @PROTECT_NCS report Keeping the UK Building Safely 2 (KUBS), explores four key themes in the context of the construction industry and the COVID-19 pandemic.
documents.manchester.ac.uk/d…
CBN has just proposed an enhanced capital requirement for Nigeria's financial holding companies. Reason? To make bank HoldCos the financial "source of strength" to their subsidiaries. Our Partner, Deji Olatoye considers the principles behind that doctrine in banking regulations.
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We are pleased to announce Barr. Deji Olatoye as a distinguished panelist at the YSOT 1st Anniversary Webinar.
Barr. Olatoye is a Partner at The Lodt Law Offices, Lagos, with extensive experience advising national and international institutions on major financial sector reforms.
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As part of its Nigeria Hamilton Initiative, @officialNESG invites you to a thought-provoking panel inspired by Prof. Osita Ogbu’s seminal book, Development as Attitude: How National Progress is Shaped by Leadership Philosophy and Citizens’ Orientation.
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At today's @officialNESG Summit, our partner @dejitoye moderated the panel on 'Optimising Nigeria's Culture Sector: The Refirm Agenda--Policy, Regulations, Incentives, Institutional and Capacity Building'. We hope the new national policy on the sector will be greatly benefited.
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The National Focus Group Forum on the Culture Sector in Nigeria is ongoing.
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Happy New Year to you, our friends, associates, partners, and your families. May 2025 yield open its hoard of blessing to us all.
8. One key issue in the article that the Report did not cover is the indeterminacy of current 'epidemic' item in force majeure clauses. @dejitoye suggested to borrow from the "war" item. This, in view of what #COVID19 taught us about pandemics. @unibolawreview @AshtonInstitute
10. To read the full article by our Partner @dejitoye, visit:
bolognalawreview.unibo.it/ar…
To read the full UK KUBS Report, click the link provided in the otiginal quoted tweet in this thread. Kudos to the researchers of @AshtonInstitute and their partners for a job well-done. END.
We're glad to have supported this important research work on #COVID19, global #supplychaincrisis and #contract law by our Partner, @dejitoye.
New contribution!
We would like to thank Deji Olatoye @dejitoye, partner at the Lodt Law Offices @thelodt, Lagos, Nigeria.
Feel free to read the full article, here:
bolognalawreview.unibo.it/ar…
#contractlaw #supplychain #covid19 #incompletecontract






















