Technology, Privacy & Data Protection
Data protection, technology contracts and privacy advisory for a digital-first economy.
Confident compliance in a fast-moving digital economy
As businesses digitise, data and technology law has moved to the centre of compliance and risk. We help organisations meet their obligations under the Nigeria Data Protection Act and contract soundly for technology and digital services.
From privacy compliance programmes to software, SaaS and data-processing agreements, we translate a fast-moving regulatory landscape into practical steps that protect your business and your customers.
Matters we take on
- Data protection compliance (NDPA / NDPR)
- Privacy policies and data-processing agreements
- Technology, software and SaaS contracts
- Data-breach response and advisory
- E-commerce and digital-services agreements
- Fintech and technology regulatory advisory
What working with us looks like
Compliance made practical
We turn regulatory requirements into a clear, workable compliance programme.
Contracts fit for digital
We draft technology agreements that allocate risk sensibly and protect your data.
Ready for the worst
We help you plan for and respond to data breaches quickly and correctly.
Common questions
- Q.Does my business need to comply with the NDPA?
- If you collect or process the personal data of people in Nigeria, you very likely have obligations under the Nigeria Data Protection Act. We assess your exposure and set you up to comply.
- Q.What is a data-processing agreement?
- It is a contract governing how a service provider handles personal data on your behalf. It is often legally required and protects both parties — we draft and review them.
- Q.What should I do after a data breach?
- Act quickly: contain the incident, assess what was affected and meet any notification obligations. We guide you through the correct response.
Areas that often go hand in hand
Let’s talk about your technology matter.
Book a consultation and get clear, practical advice from a team that puts your interests first.
