Mosunmola Adefarati is an Associate in the Corporate Commercial Unit of KENNA. Her practice focuses on a wide range of matters, including company secretarial matters, regulatory compliance, corporate governance, commercial litigation, and corporate advisory.
Mosunmola has an in-depth understanding of corporate and commercial law and seeks to provide bespoke solutions to clients’ legal problems. She advises clients in Nigeria and internationally on various matters including but not limited to corporate governance, mergers and acquisitions and data protection compliance. Mosunmola is also entrusted with the portfolios of business and non-business organisations where she acts as a company secretary.
B.L, Nigerian Law School, Nigeria
LL.B (Honours), Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife
LL.B (Honours), Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife
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