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Making a will is of the utmost importance when looking at planning for the future of your estate. It helps you distribute wealth equitably as per your wishes, amongst your near and dear ones. ... It also ensures future family bonding and your peace of mind, about the completion of your wealth planning. In this episode, I talk about wills and why you should have them. Please leave your comments on any of my socials and I'll be happy to attend to them. enjoy!

The Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) has long been accused of harassment, unlawful arrests, torture and even murders. Thousands of people marched across the country this week to demand it be disbanded, while #EndSARS trended online in Nigeria for several days.

In this episode, I spoke with Ireoluwa Oguntuase, a Lawyer who is well versed in the Nigerian Labour Law. The topic was Paternity leave and interestingly it evolved into a conversation on sexual discrimination and International best practice. Ire expunged on the present laws on leave, the noticeable areas for improvement, and the future of paternity leave in Nigeria. It's well worth a listen.

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In this episode, I spoke with Adewunmi Adesina on the basic taxes for SMEs and Non Governmental Organisations. She broke down all the relevant taxes for a business and an NGO, the tax incentives/reliefs the government has provided for small businesses, the difference between a business name and company in terms of taxes and the importance of paying your taxes on time. If you were ever clueless about what tax obligatons you have as a business, here is an informative episode for you.

In this episode, I had an interesting chat with my friend Chitar on possible career paths that are available to a Lawyer. It's not exactly what you're expecting. Chitar came with the gems. From tips on how to transition to a different career path, CV goals, mentorship, and making it work in a different country, this episode is filled with pointers for career advancement. Have a Listen.

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Very recently, President Buhari signed into law the Companies and Allied Matters Act (CAMA) on August 7, 2020. The new CAMA is Nigeria’s most significant business legislation in decades and it introduces new provisions that promote ease of doing business and reduces regulatory hurdles.
Here, I explain a few of the provisions that affect SMEs in Nigeria. For more inquiries, send an email to thezoekind@gmail.com. Instagram: @the.zoe.legal.