We know that quality infrastructure is essential to not only foster economic growth but to also ensure inclusive growth. Africa’s economies need reliable infrastructure to connect supply chains and efficiently move goods and services across borders.
We are therefore committed to providing our clients with innovative and focused advice on all regulatory, investment and management related matters in the infrastructure sector in Nigeria.
Our lawyers have deep experience in both economic and social infrastructure including energy, water, health, education, tourism, arts and culture, information, aviation, shipping, telecommunications and community support.
We have advised on concessions, build-operate-transfer (BOT) and design-build-operate (DBO) agreements structured as public-private partnership (PPP) projects for rail, road, bridge, port and bus projects.
Experience has included advising:
- A state transport authority in establishing and operating a mass rail transportation system
- A state government in a toll bridge project
- A state government for the concession restructuring of an expressway
- Sponsors of a deep sea PPP port project
- One of the largest generating companies in a 1,333 MW project
- A state utility water company in developing and constructing a 12.5 MW independent power project
- A multinational shipbuilder in constructing a USD3 billion floating production storage and offloading project
- A multinational shipbuilder in the USD300 million development of a fabrication and integration yard and deep draught quay wall
- A state utility water company in constructing a 50 MW independent power project