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TEMPLARS is ranked in the Chambers Global Guide 2026 and the Chambers FinTech Guide 2026, achieving top-tier rankings across both Nigeria and Ghana.

In Ghana, the Firm is recognised for its Corporate/Commercial practice, with an additional West Africa-wide ranking for International and Cross-Border Capabilities.

In Nigeria, TEMPLARS is ranked across 7 core practice areas: Banking & Finance, Capital Markets, Corporate/Commercial, Dispute Resolution, FinTech Legal, Projects & Energy, and Tax.

The Firm recorded 10 ranked lawyers across 17 practice areas. Our ranked lawyers: Managing Partner, Oghogho Akpata; Deputy Managing Partner, Chike Obianwu; Managing Partner (Ghana), Augustine Kidisil; and Partners, Adewale Atake SAN, Godwin Omoaka SAN, FCIArb, Dayo Okusami, Zelda Akindele, Desmond Ogba, Sarpong Odame, and Sesan Sulaiman.

The Chambers Global Guide is an annual, research-led ranking of the world’s leading law firms and lawyers across over 200 jurisdictions and practice areas, providing authoritative insight into global legal markets.

The Chambers FinTech Guide is a specialist publication ranking top law firms and lawyers advising the global FinTech sector, offering trusted insight into leading expertise across financial technology and innovation.

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TEMPLARS Advises NSIA Advanced Medical Services Limited on IFC Healthcare Infrastructure Financing
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22 January 2026

TEMPLARS Advises TotalEnergies on Divestment of NNPCL/Renaissance JV Assets
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5 January 2026

TEMPLARS Advises on Financing for Aradel Energy’s Acquisition of ND Western Stake
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