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I love you, keep going…❤️

Can someone please tell me what’s going on with Food Court? I miss their Iya Basira rice. Sigh.😪

#ThrowbackThursday: Tuesday, 31 March 2026 | Abuja. TEMPLARS Partner, Ronke Sokefun, convened a closed-door gathering of senior leaders across government, regulation, and the private sector for "An Evening with TEMPLARS", focused on high-level engagement on the forces shaping the market. Conversations cut across capital flows, regulatory direction, and execution challenges in energy, infrastructure, finance, and technology. The signal was consistent: Opportunity abound,but, it will favour those who are disciplined in structure, aligned with regulation, and grounded in local context. Beyond the discussions, the evening reinforced what drives outcomes at this level: relationships, trust and the ability to bring the right people together at the right time. Watch recap video: youtu.be/BqKxznJtYY4 ......................................................... #ClientEngagement #MarketInsights #AfricaBusiness #BusinessLeadership #NigeriaBusiness

Just tried Mich and Kay’s cheesecake flavour. Good gracious God. They can have all my money.🥹👍🏾

To mark International Women’s Day 2026, the women of TEMPLARS reflect on what “Give to Gain” means to them and the role of mentorship, leadership, and shared opportunity in shaping a more inclusive profession. Watch the full video: youtu.be/XNQglS8-oas ............................... #InternationalWomensDay #IWD2026 #GiveToGain #WomenInLaw

A man called Ove.

Seeeee

This would honestly break my daddy’s heart. He’s always hoped I’d become a SAN.🤣😭

@lifeisyolo__ But you’ll still pay for delivery. I guess it’s better when you buy in bulk from their website. The store near me sells for 4,500 which is fair.

I just found out today you can order Mich and kay greek yoghurt directly from the company and they will deliver it to you. I've been wasting money all this while buying at nearby stores. The huge price difference is alarming

This is really upsetting.

Rightt.

TEMPLARS has advised NSIA Advanced Medical Services Limited (MedServe), a wholly owned subsidiary of the NSIA: Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority (NSIA), on a US$24.3 million long-term healthcare infrastructure financing from the IFC - International Finance Corporation. The financing will support Medserve’s expansion and rollout of thirteen diagnostic centres, three oncology centres, and three catheterisation laboratories across thirteen States in Nigeria, including Abuja, Enugu, Kaduna, and Kwara States. The project is part of a broader healthcare expansion programme designed to address gaps in access to quality medical diagnostics and specialised care in Nigeria. TEMPLARS advised Medserve on various aspects of the transaction, including structuring, negotiation, and documentation of the financing and security arrangements. As part of the broader project framework, TEMPLARS also negotiated and structured the strategic partnership and long-term maintenance arrangements with international OEMs, GE Healthcare & Siemens Healthineers and indigenous maintenance service provider, Swiss Biostadt. Aminu Umar-Sadiq, Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer of NSIA commented: “this partnership with IFC represents a significant milestone in NSIA’s commitment to strengthening Nigeria’s healthcare ecosystem through sustainable, locally anchored investment solutions. By deploying long-tenor naira financing, we are addressing critical infrastructure gaps while reducing foreign exchange risk and ensuring that quality diagnostic and cancer care services are accessible to underserved communities. MedServe’s expansion underscores our belief that commercially viable healthcare investments can deliver strong development impact while supporting national health priorities.” The transaction represents one of IFC’s largest healthcare infrastructure investments in Nigeria and underscores NSIA’s commitment to expanding access to quality healthcare services. The TEMPLARS team was led by Partner, Zelda Akindele, with support from Associates, Olaotan Oyekan, David Okonyia, Lawrence Oluwatobi Ola-Adisa, and Jewel Egelege. See below photos from the signing ceremony: Photo 1 (L-R): Aminu Umar-Sadiq, Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer of NSIA; Zelda Akindele; and Dr. Tolulope Adewole, Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer of Medserve. Photo 2 (L-R): TEMPLARS Representatives- Associate, Olaotan Oyekan and Zelda Akindele. Photo 3: Wale Edun, Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy; Prof. Muhammad Ali Pate Coordinating Minister of Health & Social Welfare; Senator Abubakar Atiku Bagudu (CON) Minister of Budget and Economic Planning; Sanyade Okoli, Special Adviser to the President of Nigeria on Finance & the Economy; Mohamed Aliyu, Country Manager, IFC; Ethiopis Tafara, Vice President for Africa at IFC; Dahlia Khalifa, Director, Central Africa and Nigeria at IFC; and Zelda Akindele.

This Outlook by TEMPLARS' Energy & Natural Resources Practice examines the regulatory, commercial and investment signals shaping West Africa’s energy markets in 2026, marking a shift from reform to execution. It highlights where capital, sponsors and operators are most likely to find sustainable value. In Nigeria and Ghana, regulatory clarity, capital mobilisation and infrastructure build-out are translating into bankable opportunities across upstream oil and gas, gas commercialisation, power and energy transition assets. The focus has moved decisively toward disciplined project execution, competitive procurement and risk-adjusted returns. Read the full publication for more: templars-law.com/app/uploads/20… .................................................... #TEMPLARSTranscripts #EnergyOutlook2026 #AfricaEnergy #OilAndGas #EnergyTransition #Infrastructure #OilAndGas #PowerSector #Ghana #Nigeria #GasCommercialisation #EnergyInvestment #SustainableEnergy

@tomofstanford Righttt!☺️

Lately, the way Nigerians have been announcing their promotion to VP at Bank of America is such a sight to beyond. I love it so much❤️🤭

I will need to get straight 16 hours sleep to recover from the countless sleepless nights. Sigh.

Absolutely love the new Bamboo pulse feature.

TEMPLARS has advised TotalEnergies EP Nigeria Limited (“TEPNG”) on the ongoing divestment of its 10% participating interest in a portfolio of onshore and shallow-water oil mining leases within the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited / Renaissance Africa Energy Company Limited joint venture (NNPCL / Renaissance JV) to indigenous energy company, Vaaris. The NNPCL / Renaissance JV, formerly known as the NNPC / Shell JV, is an unincorporated joint venture between NNPCL (55%), Renaissance (30%), TEPNG (10%) and Agip Energy and Natural Resources Nigeria (5%). Within the portfolio of 18 oil mining leases being divested, TEPNG will retain economic interest in 3 oil mining leases which produce mainly gas and account for about half of the feed gas to Nigeria LNG. The sale and purchase agreement was signed on 13 January 2026, and completion is subject to customary conditions including regulatory approvals. The TEMPLARS multidisciplinary team on the transaction was led by Partner, Dupe Dabiri with support from Senior Associate, Adebimpe MacGregor and Associates, Gracia Bonire and Theophilus Eke. Partner, Sesan Sulaiman and Senior Associate, Chibuike Ikefuna provided tax advice while Partner, Zelda Akindele provided competition law advice. According to Managing Partner, Oghogho Akpata, “We are proud to have advised on yet another significant IOC divestment. This transaction along with four to five others that we have advised on over the past 18 months is a further testament to our position as a market leader in the areas of Oil & Gas and Mergers & Acquisitions in Nigeria. We congratulate our client and the buyer on achieving this milestone”. Commenting further, Dupe Dabiri said, “We are delighted to continue to assist TotalEnergies on this significant, novel and market-defining transaction which reaffirms our unwavering commitment to providing strategic, cutting-edge legal solutions that deliver value for our clients”. .................................. #TotalEnergies #EnergyTransactions #MergersAndAcquisitions #OilAndGas #NigeriaEnergy #Divestment

I admire this man so much. Very principled. Very eloquent. Very smart.

A whole circus.

@WumiTuase You don’t have to sorry. It makes no sense.

I’m sorry but the amount we’re paying for rent will never make sense to me. Ever.

Nahhh. This nonsense has to stop.