Chimeremeze Nwachukwu is an Associate at KENNA with interests in tax, energy, and intellectual property practice. He has gained experience working with leading Nigerian law firms, including O. M. Atoyebi (SAN) & Associates and Detail Commercial Solicitors, where he developed expertise in dispute resolution and legal advisory.
Chimeremeze advises businesses on transactions, regulatory compliance, and engagements with government authorities. He is also skilled in courtroom advocacy, representing clients in disputes across Nigeria.
Prior to joining KENNA, he led legal research and writing efforts at Alpha Legal & Asset Advisory, where he also built skills in data analysis and project management.
B.L, Nigerian Law School
LL.B, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Nigeria
Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria
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