Oludayo is an associate in the tax, corporate commercial and dispute resolution practice unit at KENNA. He advises clients across multiple sectors on corporate governance, tax compliance, regulatory matters and dispute strategy, with a focus on delivering practical legal solutions that align with business objectives.
He is particularly interested in the role of law in supporting sustainable economic growth and corporate responsibility. His multidisciplinary perspective and research skills inform his advisory style and his contributions to client work. He is committed to helping clients achieve their goals through precise, responsive and commercially sensible legal solutions.
B.L, Nigerian Law School
LL.B, University of Lagos, Nigeria
Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria
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