What We Do
One practice.
Every Nigerian advisory need.
We handle legal, tax, regulatory, immigration, and ESG — as a coordinated programme from a single team. No fragmentation. No coordination overhead. One point of accountability from day one.
Why Ofie
Built for the client
no other firm serves.
Nigerian law firms serve Nigerian clients. Big4 firms serve multinationals at Big4 prices. Local consultants improvise. Ofie was built for the foreign business that needs international quality at a price that makes sense — from advisors who actually know Nigeria.
Every document benchmarked against what a London or Dubai client would expect — not "good for Nigeria." Good, full stop.
Most Nigerian firms handle one discipline. Ofie handles all four — coordinated, with one named partner who owns the relationship.
GRI, ISSB, TCFD, and IFC Performance Standards. Credentialed methodology. Auditable outputs. Real expertise.
Retainer clients receive a monthly Nigeria Regulatory Update before they ask. We communicate; you focus on your business.
How It Works
From first call to
long-term partner.
30-minute structured call to understand your business, Nigeria objectives, and specific needs. We diagnose before we prescribe. No charge.
A clear, fixed-fee proposal within 48 hours — scope, deliverables, timeline, and cost. No ambiguity. No open-ended billing.
We handle incorporation, tax setup, immigration, and regulatory onboarding as a coordinated programme — with weekly updates throughout.
As you establish in Nigeria, we become your ongoing legal, tax, and governance partner — with a monthly regulatory briefing included as standard.
Who We Serve
International businesses.
Every entry profile.
Foreign-owned companies entering Nigeria for the first time or expanding a subsidiary. High need for integrated support.
Chinese and Japanese SMEs and manufacturers entering Nigeria — with Mandarin-language support and culturally adapted advisory.
Development finance institutions and impact funds deploying capital in Nigeria — requiring ESG structuring, due diligence, and portfolio governance advisory.
Individuals relocating, setting up businesses, or investing in Nigeria — needing immigration, personal tax structuring, and business registration.
UN agencies, embassies, and bilateral aid organisations operating in Nigeria requiring local legal counsel, vendor agreements, and ESG compliance.
Mining, energy, and infrastructure project sponsors for whom ESG compliance and community impact frameworks are a regulatory and investor requirement.
Ready to enter Nigeria?
Every engagement begins with a 30-minute discovery call — no charge, no commitment.
Book a Discovery Call