Aideloje brings to the legal profession an impressive track record spanning over a decade, with a focus on both transactional and dispute resolution aspects within the Nigerian legal landscape. As a legal practitioner, Aideloje combines intellectual acumen with a deep understanding of the complexities inherent in breaking down and evaluating even the most intricate legal matters. He leverages cutting-edge technology to provide efficient and timely services to clients, always upholding ethical and regulatory standards while delivering top-tier professional services.
Aideloje's expertise extends to advising project companies, sponsors, banks and borrowers across a diverse array of transactions. His portfolio includes project finance, acquisitions and divestments, power projects, infrastructure development, and strategic investments. He holds substantial experience, having actively participated in some of Nigeria's energy arbitrations. Additionally, Josiah provides counsel on potential disputes related to corporate restructuring, asset transfers, and government investigations.
On a regular basis, Josiah adeptly negotiates, drafts, and reviews various corporate agreements for clients, including multinational corporations. He also offers guidance on associated transactional matters. Known for his pragmatic and commercially-minded approach, he understands the commercial realities clients face and offers business-friendly solutions and advice to help them achieve their objectives while operating within the confines of the law.
Beyond his legal endeavors, Aideloje is dedicated to giving back to society. He provides pro bono legal services to civic organizations and less privileged individuals in the community. He is equally passionate about environmental preservation and wildlife conservation, which is evident through his membership in The Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF) and the El-Recycling Conservation Foundation. Aideloje actively participates in various community and beach cleanup projects in Nigeria. Additionally, he supports victims of sexual violence in their pursuit of justice, demonstrating his commitment to making a positive societal impact. Aideloje is a Managing counsel at Maverick Solicitors.
Advising a prominent international e-commerce company on the proposed launch of its consumer operations in Nigeria;
Providing counsel to International Oil Companies (IOCs) regarding the impact of the Nigerian Petroleum Industry Act on their businesses in Nigeria;
Offering regular advisory services to multinational corporations on various compliance and employment-related issues;
Providing legal advice, government liaison, and compliance counseling to an oil service company;
Advising a Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) multinational company operating in Nigeria and other African countries on the impact of sanctions imposed on Mali by the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) on its supply chain, business structure, and contractual obligations;
Acting as an independent investigator for an IOC in connection with an internal investigation related to breaches of its corporate code of conduct and procurement policy;
Advising an international FMCG company on a code of conduct investigation involving senior officials of its Nigerian subsidiary;
Providing legal counsel on governance documents regulating the relationship between an IOC and its employees' cooperative societies;
Advising on a multi-million Naira acquisition transaction of a multinational mobile phone manufacturing company, including drafting and reviewing agreements, obtaining regulatory approvals, and overseeing the transaction's completion;
Contributing to negotiations between a major construction and development company and a leading commercial bank in Nigeria regarding the financing of an international mega market construction project;
Being part of the team that successfully defended a multinational internet service provider in an intellectual property theft lawsuit;
Advising a client on the acquisition of participating interest in oil blocks in an African country;
Successfully representing a Nigerian company in a 10 billion Naira suit for negligence and property damage claims;
Contributing to the implementation of a new Know Your Customer (KYC) procedure that identified high-risk areas in the client's business operations.
Energy & Natural Resources
Investigations
White Collar & Compliance (IWC)
Media
Entertainment
Technology and Intellectual Property (METI)
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