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The book is a collection of articles on legal developments in Nigeria as it relates to the intersection of Nigeria´s laws and Information Technology (IT), taxing the informal sector, tax incentive to businesses, and local content requirement for companies operating in Nigeria. It contains topics such as: Rethinking Data Protection Model for Investor/User Confidence in Nigeria; Reflections: Dealing with Legal Issues of Digital Afterlife; Taxing the Informal Sector: On your Marks, Set, Go!; Pioneer Status´ Tax Incentive in Nigeria: A Commentary on Recent Developments and Implications for Businesses; Multisectoral Local Content Development in Nigeria: Sailing Through Stormy Waters? (Part I - Oil & Gas and Cabotage); and Multisectoral Local Content Development in Nigeria: Sailing Through Stormy Waters? (Part II - ICT, Broadcast and Creative Industries).

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Chuks Okoriekwe is an Associate at LeLaw (Barristers & Solicitors), Lagos, Nigeria. His areas of interest are; Corporate/Commercial Law, ICT Law (Data Protection, Cyber Security, e-Tax, e-Governance), Energy and Commercial Litigation. He obtained his LL.B from the University of Lagos, Nigeria in 2013 and was called to the Nigerian Bar in 2014.

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