Biography: Regulatory Communications

Mrs Jumoke Lambo is a partner and co-head of the firm's telecommunications team and also oversees Alsec Nominees Limited, the firm's company secretarial practice. Commended in Who's Who Legal 2009 as one of Nigeria's foremost corporate/M&A lawyers, she has extensive experience in telecommunications law and general corporate practice with an emphasis on legislative drafting, mergers and acquisitions, foreign investment, corporate restructuring, regulatory compliance and due diligence. Her specialisations include foreign investment, regulatory communications and the capital markets.

She was a member of the team that drafted the Communications Act 2003 and has assisted various operators within and outside the telecommunications sector with establishing and doing business in Nigeria. She also advises a variety of investors with the acquisitions of interests in Nigerian companies and regulatory compliance.

Mrs Lambo is recognised by the Nigerian edition of Who's Who Legal for her M&A practice. Her work has also been noted in the International Financial Law Review's Expert Guides. She is a fellow of the Centre for International Legal Studies (CILS) and sits on the board of advisors for the Lazarski LLM programme, a partnership between the Lazarski University of Warsaw, Poland and the CILS. She is a member of the Nigerian national committee of the International Lawyers for Africa (ILFA). ILFA's mission is to provide work experience in top international law firms and training in international law and key legal practice skills to candidates chosen on a competitive basis from across Africa.

She is part of the team that advised an oil company in connection with the sale of a telecommunication company (part of its group) to another corporation.

Mrs Lambo has written and presents papers on environmental law, foreign investment and telecommunications law and practice. Her articles appear in Getting the Deal Through - Telecoms and Media, an annual published by Global Competition Review. She serves on the boards of various companies and charitable organisations.

Biography: Mergers and Acquisitions

Mrs Jumoke Lambo is a partner and co-head of the firm's telecommunications team and also oversees Alsec Nominees Limited, the firm's company secretarial practice. Commended in Who's Who Legal 2009 as one of Nigeria's foremost corporate/M&A lawyers, she has extensive experience in telecommunications law and general corporate practice with an emphasis on legislative drafting, mergers and acquisitions, foreign investment, corporate restructuring, regulatory compliance and due diligence. Her specialisations include foreign investment, regulatory communications and the capital markets.

She was a member of the team that drafted the Communications Act 2003 and has assisted various operators within and outside the telecommunications sector with establishing and doing business in Nigeria. She also advises a variety of investors with the acquisitions of interests in Nigerian companies and regulatory compliance.

Mrs Lambo is recognised by the Nigerian edition of Who's Who Legal for her M&A practice. Her work has also been noted in the International Financial Law Review's Expert Guides. She is a fellow of the Centre for International Legal Studies (CILS) and sits on the board of advisors for the Lazarski LLM programme, a partnership between the Lazarski University of Warsaw, Poland and the CILS. She is a member of the Nigerian national committee of the International Lawyers for Africa (ILFA). ILFA's mission is to provide work experience in top international law firms and training in international law and key legal practice skills to candidates chosen on a competitive basis from across Africa.

She is part of the team that advised an oil company in connection with the sale of a telecommunication company (part of its group) to another corporation.

Mrs Lambo has written and presents papers on environmental law, foreign investment and telecommunications law and practice. Her articles appear in Getting the Deal Through - Telecoms and Media, an annual published by Global Competition Review. She serves on the boards of various companies and charitable organisations.