The Tech Law Skills Most Nigerian Lawyers Don't Have — and the Clients Who Are Paying HEAVILY For Them

You already know tech law is where the money is going.

The problem is knowing it and being able to actually do it are two completely different things.

Crypto founders need lawyers. Fintech startups need lawyers. Data-heavy businesses need lawyers. The mandates are there. The clients are there. The money is there.

But when one of them sits across from you, what do you say?

If you hesitated answering that, keep reading.

Scott's Legal Tech Boot Camp 2026 is four days that close the gap between the lawyer you are right now and the lawyer those clients are desperately looking for.

Not theory. Not slides. Not another certificate you frame and forget.

Real practitioners. Real client scenarios. Real knowledge you can use the Monday after the Boot Camp ends.

Day 1: Tuesday 28th July

You will leave knowing how to walk into a startup founder meeting and immediately become the lawyer they cannot afford not to hire. IP. Business formation. Investor readiness. AI governance. All of it, from people who do this daily.

Day 2: Wednesday 29th July

Crypto and digital assets. ISA 2025 changed everything, and most Nigerian lawyers still do not know what changed or what it means for their clients. You will.

Day 3: Tuesday 4th August

Data protection is being enforced right now. Over 1,300 organisations received NDPC compliance notices in 2025. Every single one of them needs a lawyer. You could be that lawyer.

Day 4: Wednesday 5th August

Insure tech. Agritech. Fintech. E-commerce. Emerging tech. These sectors are generating the most legal work in Nigeria right now but have the least supply of lawyers who can handle it.

ALL SESSIONS: 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM WAT.

THE PEOPLE TEACHING THIS:

Bukola Ajibola-Williams: General Counsel, Roqqu. Advising on VASP compliance and digital asset law at one of Nigeria's largest crypto platforms daily.

Oyin Olusesi: Lead Legal Services, Kora. Cybersecurity and data protection are his daily operational realities - not academic exercises.

Onaopemipo Dara: Program Manager, CcHUB. Years spent sitting across from the founders Nigerian lawyers increasingly need to serve.

Olusegun Oyesanya: Legal Counsel at Barclays Bank, United Kingdome and recognised globally by CITMA as one of the Trade Mark 20. One of the sharpest IP practitioners of his generation in Nigeria.

Oyiwodu Rebecca Eyah AIGP: Co-founder, LTP Solicitors and Legal Techpal. Certified AI Governance Professional. Has trained over 500 founders and lawyers.

And More…

YOU MISSED THE LIVE EXPERIENCE. DON’T MISS THE KNOWLEDGE.

The Boot Camp may be over, but the lessons don’t have to be.

Instead of missing out completely, get the recordings and learn from the sessions on your own schedule.

Whether you’re looking to build a career in tech law, improve your legal practice, advise technology businesses or understand emerging areas of technology regulation, these sessions give you an opportunity to learn from the insights shared during the Boot Camp.

Get access to the Scott’s Legal Tech Boot Camp 2026 Recordings & Resources.

The Boot Camp is over. Your learning doesn’t have to be.

Get your tickets now!