Segun Omoregie

Segun Omoregie is our exclusively recommended Project Finance expert in Nigeria on the Advisory Excellence website. If you need assistance in this area, please contact Segun directly using the contact details listed above.

Segun, a member of the Nigerian Bar Association is a partner at G.Elias & Co. He is an experienced corporate lawyer whose field of expertise covers mergers and acquisitions, capital market, private equity, corporate finance, assets and project finance and oil and gas.

Firm Overview

G.Elias & Co. is a full service law firm which was founded in 1994 and is one of Nigeria’s leading business law firms. We have always had an international outlook. We have a reputation for, and an outstanding record of, carrying out critical, innovative, and complex work to the highest standards of excellence.

We have advised and represented our clients on several of the most recent developments in Nigerian business law practice. Our clients are of various nationalities from domestic to international clients. Our clients range from foremost global multination enterprises to ambitious homegrown fledglings, from government-controlled enterprises (we have also advised on numerous privatisations) to companies controlled entirely by private sector actors. We advise these clients in various areas of law such as corporate, banking and finance, disputes, tax, energy, projects, “new economy” and commercial law.

Our corporate practice includes mergers and acquisitions, compliance, private equity and employment practices. Banking, derivatives and structured products, capital market and insolvency law are central elements in our finance practices. Our dispute practice covers litigation, arbitration and administrative hearings.

Our energy sub-sectors are the oil and gas and electric power sub-sectors. The real estate, transport and other infrastructure, construction and mining sub-sectors are at the heart of projects practice area.

Our commercial practice area covers both traditional and “new economy” commercial sectors. The traditional commercial sector covers intellectual property, agribusiness, food and healthcare and industry and transport. The new economy subsectors are FinTech, telecommunications and technology, media and entertainment.

We have and maintain complementary contacts in Nigerian business and government circles and with law firms and lawyers’ organizations based both in and outside Nigeria.