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TEMPLARS secured top-tier rankings in the latest the “Legal 500” 2026 EMEA Guide, with Tier 1 recognition across key practice areas in Nigeria, continued growth in Ghana, and multiple lawyers recognised across both jurisdictions.

In Nigeria, tthe firm is ranked Tier 1 for Banking, Finance & Capital Markets; Commercial, Corporate and Mergers & Acquisitions; Dispute Resolution; and Energy & Natural Resources.

In Ghana, the firm is ranked across core practice areas: Banking and Finance, Commercial, Corporate and Mergers & Acquisitions, with the Dispute Resolution practice noted as a firm to watch.

Recognised Partners include: Managing Partner (Ghana), Augustine Kidisil; Deputy Managing Partner, Chike Obianwu; Partners, Adewale Atake, SAN; Godwin Omoaka, SAN, FCIArb; Inam Wilson, SAN; Dayo Okusami; Zelda Akindele; Desmond Ogba; Ijeoma Uju; Sarpong Odame; Igonikon Adekunle; and Sesan Sulaiman.

Other recognised lawyers include: Managing Counsel, Obianuju Ifebunandu and Stanley Nweke-Eze; Senior Associate, Temple Ezebuike; and Associates, Amanda Osei-Owusu and Daniel Akuoko Darkwah Jnr.

For over 30 years, the Legal 500 has independently evaluated law firms and lawyers worldwide based on client feedback and legal expertise.

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