Kekere-Ekun, Salami & Co. is a partnership of experienced legal practitioners offering legal services which are tailored to the modern societal requirements of our individual clients. The firm is led by Koye KekereEkun and Olajide Salami, amongst other staff, all of whom have accumulated vast experience in the business of providing professional legal services for businesses and individuals alike.
At Kekere-Ekun, Salami & Co., we recognize the fundamental need for symbiotic partnerships between ourselves and our clients, and in this light, we are firmly committed to helping our clients achieve their business goals. Through focusing our legal practice, we have dedicated ourselves to delivering exceptional advice and achieving outcomes that support our client’s objectives. Our clients value our depth of knowledge, efficiency, and flexibility and consider our creative legal solutions as essential, to thrive in today’s dynamic business environment.
The firm appreciates the fact and need for litigation to be a last resort in dispute resolution and as such, when the need arises, deploys all its best efforts within the limits of the law and ethics/rules of professional practice to ensure a speedy resolution of our clients’ cases. Significant experience in our core areas of practice and concerted efforts at improving our competencies give us an edge in preparing court processes in record time and also concluding our cases without undue delay.
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Koye studied law at the University of Buckingham, England, and after successfully obtaining his law degree, moved back home to qualify for the Nigerian Bar. Upon qualification, he gained employment at Banwo & Ighodalo, where, amongst other things, he worked on representing top local and international brands in respect of their Intellectual Property portfolios.
Learn MoreOlajide has a degree in English Literature from University of Ibadan and obtained his degree in Law from Swansea University, Wales. His areas of core competence encompasses both litigation and non-litigation; they include but are not limited to cargo, charter and carriage claims; salvage, collision and pollution claims; pilotage, towage including bills of lading and charter parties...
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