Adesuwa is an Associate in the firm's Energy, Arbitration, and Dispute Resolution unit. She is a commercially minded, client-focused lawyer specialising in energy, commercial transactions, disputes, and regulatory advisory matters. She has distinguished herself through her strong analytical abilities and practical approach to resolving complex legal and commercial issues. She is committed to delivering strategic, commercially sound advice that helps clients navigate evolving legal and regulatory landscapes.
Adesuwa is recognised for her meticulous attention to detail, sound legal judgement, and ability to analyse legal issues with precision. Her practice is underpinned by a commitment to excellence, responsiveness, and delivering value to clients
Advised clients on investment transactions, including the review and negotiation of investment agreements, and provided legal and commercial advice on transaction structuring and risk allocation.
Advising on commercial, corporate and regulatory matters across diverse sectors.
Assisted with the representation of clients in complex commercial litigation and arbitration proceedings before superior courts and arbitral tribunals.
B.L, Nigerian Law School (Lagos Campus)
LL.B (Honours), University of Birmingham, UK
Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria
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On September 14, 2026, the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission issued a circular reminding Petroleum Prospecting Licence holders that the drill-or-drop principle under the Petroleum Industry Act is not a formality.
