Ademu Desmond Francis
Ademu Desmond Francis ACIrb; UK.
Ademu Desmond Francis is a highly qualified individual who graduated with upper-level Honors from the University of Ilorin. He currently serves as the managing associate at OSUYA & OSUYA LAW FIRM.
Mr. Francis has experience in general legal advisory, company regulatory compliance, alternative dispute resolution practices, and general corporate and commercial law. Industry professionals and his peers widely regard him as an expert in these areas.
Ademu Desmond Francis is a highly qualified individual who graduated with upper-level Honors from the University of Ilorin. He currently serves as the managing associate at OSUYA & OSUYA LAW FIRM, where he has been delivering a wide range of legal services with extensive knowledge and skills. His areas of expertise include, but are not limited to, litigation, employment, banking, and labour law.
Mr. Francis has experience in general legal advisory, company regulatory compliance, alternative dispute resolution practices, and general corporate and commercial law. Industry professionals and his peers widely regard him as an expert in these areas. He has provided the firm’s clients with multi-billion dollar projects that include project financing on PPP projects of the federal government Keffi Roads, Franchise on pharmaceutical products and trademark use, Air passenger disputes resolution for an international airline, and assisting clients to obtain a business permit for expatriates involved in construction engineering projects and Energy projects in Nigeria.
To sum up, Ademu Desmond Francis is a highly accomplished legal professional with broad expertise. His contributions to OSUYA & OSUYA LAW FIRM have proven invaluable, and he continues to be an asset to the Firm. He is a member of the Nigerian Bar Association, Institute of Chartered Mediators and Conciliators, and Chartered Institute of Arbitrators UK. He has also settled multimillion-dollar banker/customer disputes and provided advice on the compliance of commercial banks with court orders.