UNRAVELLING NIGERIA’S COMPETITION LAW: AN IN-DEPTH ANALYSIS

ABSTRACT

Competition law in Nigeria has undergone a transformative journey, akin to contemporary economies, striving to harmonise the promotion of market competition while thwarting anti-competitive practices. This article presents a comprehensive analysis of this evolving legal landscape, its multifaceted dimensions, challenges, and implications. At the heart of this discourse lies the fundamental tenets of competition law, encompassing the proscription of anti-competitive agreements, the curbing of abusive dominant positions, and the nuances of merger control. The article further delves into the pivotal role of competition authorities, elucidating their enforcement strategies in countering issues such as restrictive practices and the abuse of dominant market positions. In essence, this article furnishes valuable insights for policymakers, legal practitioners, and students, shedding light on Nigeria’s unwavering commitment to nurturing robust competition as a catalyst for sustained economic growth.

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UNILAG Law Review, (2024) Volume 7 Edition 1.