BY Kunle Daramola
Adeniji Kazeem, a former Lagos attorney-general and commissioner for justice, will launch a new book titled ‘The Nigerian Law of Electronic Transactions’ on June 11.
In a statement on Thursday, Kazeem said Lateef Fagbemi, attorney-general of the federation (AGF) and minister of justice, will chair the public presentation of the book.
He said Femi Okunnu, an ex-federal commissioner of works, will be the special guest of honour.
Kazeem said the book provides an in-depth legal framework that governs electronic transactions.
“In today’s digital age, electronic transactions have revolutionized the way we conduct business and manage our financial lives,” the statement reads.
“From online banking and mobile payments to cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology, the landscape of electronic transactions is constantly evolving.
“As we navigate the digital economy landscape, it is essential to understand the legal framework that governs electronic transactions.”
The senior advocate of Nigeria (SAN) described the book as a gateway and guide to the world of electronic transactions.
“The digital economy and the huge financial transactions it generates is made up of a complex but exciting web of laws and regulations that sometimes defy regular understanding,” he said.
“Any country, including Nigeria, wishing to prosper and benefit from the wealth of the global village must continue to create an enabling environment and enact laws for electronic transitions to thrive.
“Nigeria appears to be moving in the right direction with the various levels of activity occurring in its digital space, but there is clearly room for improvement, and this work aims to further catalyse that process.”
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