Biography: Oil and Gas

Myma Belo-Osagie is the firm's managing partner. She also heads its telecommunications and oil & gas teams. Her areas of specialisation include corporate restructuring, acquisitions, foreign investment, regulatory communications, equity finance and infrastructure projects among many others.

She led the team from the firm that drafted the Nigerian Communications Act 2003 and was retained by federal government to assist with the drafting of Nigeria's downstream gas legislation. She has advised several local, regional and international companies, organisations, institutions and governments on a variety of transactions.

She sits on the board of directors of various companies and acts as a trustee on the board of several not-for-profit organisations, including the African Leadership Foundation, the Growing Businesses Foundation, the African Wildlife Foundation and the Art and Business Foundation.

Dr Belo-Osagie has published several articles on Nigerian petroleum regulations, Nigerian environmental law and foreign investment in Nigeria in international journals such as the Petroleum Economist and the American Bar Association Section on International Law & Practice Journal.

She was also part of the team that provided advice to the government of the federal republic of Nigeria in connection with the structuring and establishment of a Sovereign Wealth Fund and which drafted the enabling legislation that established the Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority.

Biography: Regulatory Communications

Myma Belo-Osagie is the firm's managing partner. She also heads its telecommunications and oil & gas teams. Her areas of specialisation include corporate restructuring, acquisitions, foreign investment, regulatory communications, equity finance and infrastructure projects among many others.

She led the team from the firm that drafted the Nigerian Communications Act 2003 and was retained by federal government to assist with the drafting of Nigeria's downstream gas legislation. She has advised several local, regional and international companies, organisations, institutions and governments on a variety of transactions.

She sits on the board of directors of various companies and acts as a trustee on the board of several not-for-profit organisations, including the African Leadership Foundation, the Growing Businesses Foundation, the African Wildlife Foundation and the Art and Business Foundation.

Dr Belo-Osagie has published several articles on Nigerian petroleum regulations, Nigerian environmental law and foreign investment in Nigeria in international journals such as the Petroleum Economist and the American Bar Association Section on International Law & Practice Journal.

She was also part of the team that provided advice to the government of the federal republic of Nigeria in connection with the structuring and establishment of a Sovereign Wealth Fund and which drafted the enabling legislation that established the Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority.

Biography: Project Finance

Myma Belo-Osagie is the firm's managing partner. She also heads its telecommunications and oil & gas teams. Her areas of specialisation include corporate restructuring, acquisitions, foreign investment, regulatory communications, equity finance and infrastructure projects among many others.

She led the team from the firm that drafted the Nigerian Communications Act 2003 and was retained by federal government to assist with the drafting of Nigeria's downstream gas legislation. She has advised several local, regional and international companies, organisations, institutions and governments on a variety of transactions.

She sits on the board of directors of various companies and acts as a trustee on the board of several not-for-profit organisations, including the African Leadership Foundation, the Growing Businesses Foundation, the African Wildlife Foundation and the Art and Business Foundation.

Dr Belo-Osagie has published several articles on Nigerian petroleum regulations, Nigerian environmental law and foreign investment in Nigeria in international journals such as the Petroleum Economist and the American Bar Association Section on International Law & Practice Journal.

She was also part of the team that provided advice to the government of the federal republic of Nigeria in connection with the structuring and establishment of a Sovereign Wealth Fund and which drafted the enabling legislation that established the Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority.