The Legal Adviser Online

01/01/2026

🌟 End of Year Appreciation 🌟

As 2025 draws to a close, I want to take a moment to express my heartfelt gratitude to each and every one of you—my family, friends, clients, followers, fans, and mentees.

✨ To my family and friends: Thank you for being my anchor, my joy, and my constant source of love and support.

💼 To my clients: I deeply appreciate your trust, collaboration, and the opportunities we’ve shared this year. Together, we’ve built more than business—we’ve built lasting relationships.

📣 To my followers and fans: Your encouragement, engagement, and energy keep me inspired to show up and share more. You remind me daily why passion and creativity matter.

🌱 To my mentees: Watching your growth has been one of my greatest rewards. Keep striving, keep learning, and keep believing in yourselves — you are the future.

As we step into 2026, may it be a year of new beginnings, greater achievements, deeper connections, and abundant joy for us all.

Akintunde Esan
The Legal Adviser Online

25/12/2025

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15/12/2025

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30/11/2025

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23/11/2025

Commercial Litigation in Nigeria: What Every Business Owner Needs to Know
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Facing a business dispute in Nigeria? This guide by Akintunde Esan of Ase Olodumare Chambers explains commercial litigation, breach of contract, debt recovery, and court processes. Learn the costs, enforcement options, and faster alternatives to protect your business

20/11/2025

Mastering Business Law in Nigeria: From CAC Registration to Corporate Compliance
https://aseolodumarechambers.com/2025/11/20/mastering-business-law-in-nigeria-from-cac-registration-to-corporate-compliance/

Master business law in Nigeria — from CAC registration to compliance. A practical guide for entrepreneurs and startups to stay compliant.

19/11/2025

The Legal Adviser Online is a duly registered digital law firm with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) of Nigeria, dedicated to providing accessible and professional legal advice online and remote digital legal service on matters of Nigerian law.

We are committed to delivering timely guidance through digital platforms — empowering individuals, businesses, and institutions to navigate the complexities of Nigerian law with confidence.

Whether you seek clarity or direction on real estate, property and inheritance rights, commercial transactions and business agreements, corporate compliance, employment law, intellectual property, immigration, criminal law, data and cybersecurity, family law (including divorce, child custody, marital property settlement, and maintenance), or dispute resolution through litigation or mediation, we stand as Your Legal Compass — guiding you with precision, integrity, and expertise

18/11/2025

Nigerian Family Law Explained: Marriage, Divorce, Property Settlement, Child Custody, and Maintenance
https://aseolodumarechambers.com/2025/11/18/nigerian-family-law-explained-marriage-divorce-property-settlement-child-custody-and-maintenance/

Nigeria's leading family law expert lawyer, Akintunde Esan (The Legal Adviser Online) shares essential insights on divorce, child custody, property settlement, and maintenance. Discover what you need to know to navigate these complex issues with confidence and clarity.

17/11/2025

Court Limits Employer’s Right to Terminate: No Room for Oppression in Dismissals - Ase Olodumare Chambers https://share.google/FcyY4QK9TmG5uygvO

1. Introduction Employment is more than a contract; it is the foundation of livelihood, dignity, and professional identity. When termination is carried out recklessly, maliciously, or […]

15/11/2025

Employment Law Update: Courts Reinforce Protection Against Oppressive Dismissals - Ase Olodumare Chambers https://aseolodumarechambers.com/2025/11/15/employment-law-update-courts-reinforce-protection-against-oppressive-dismissals/

Introduction The right of an employer to terminate an employment contract is not absolute—it must be exercised with fairness and respect for the dignity of the […]

28/10/2025

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28/10/2025

China’s new influencer law, which took effect on October 25, requires anyone creating content on sensitive topics, such as medicine, law, education, or finance, to hold official qualifications in those fields. 

The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) says the goal is to fight misinformation and protect the public from false or harmful advice. 

Under the new rules, influencers who talk about regulated topics must show proof of their expertise, such as a degree, professional license, or certificate. 
 

Platforms like Douyin (China’s version of TikTok), Bilibili, and Weibo must verify creators’ credentials and make sure their content includes proper citations and disclaimers. 

For example, influencers must clearly state when information comes from studies or when a video includes AI-generated material. Platforms are also required to educate users about their responsibilities when sharing content online. 
 

The CAC has gone even further by banning advertising for medical products, supplements, and health foods to prevent hidden promotions disguised as “educational” videos. 
 

However, critics warn that the law could harm creativity and limit freedom of speech. By controlling who can talk about certain topics, they argue, China might not only block misinformation but also restrict independent voices and critical debate. 
 

Many worry that “expertise” will be defined too narrowly, giving authorities more power to silence people who question official narratives or offer alternative views. 

Others, however, welcomed the move, saying that the new law would allow for well-informed content on important and sensitive topics. Many argued that only professionals in their field should be able to speak about and discuss said topic to prevent misinformation.