Abdulmumin Omidiya is an Associate in the Firm’s Dispute Resolution Practice. He routinely advises and represents regulators, multinationals and indigenous oil majors on complex disputes across various sectors, particularly the Energy, Banking and Telecommunications sectors.
Abdulmumin is recognised for his ability to navigate complex disputes and deliver commercially effective solutions on high-value transactions.
• Representing an indigenous oil major in a NGN54 Billion Oil Spill claim.
• Advising a Nigerian subsidiary of an International Oil Company on a NGN1 Billion lease.
• Representing a foremost telecommunication company in a NGN180 Billion dispute.
• Representing a foremost telecommunication company in a NGN500 Billion dispute.
B.L, Nigerian Law School, Lagos, Nigeria.
LL.B, Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ogun State, Nigeria.
Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria
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