Olusola Odeku is an Associate in the Intellectual Property and Dispute Resolution unit of KENNA, where he is categorised as an efficient team player. With his expertise in the commercial domains, including Oil and Gas matters, Entertainment Law, Foreign Direct and Portfolio Investments, banking and financing, compliance, and company disputes, Olusola helps to create well-thought-out strategies that help to protect the overall interest of the firm’s clients.
As an Associate in the firm, Olusola has shown grit and the ability to take up the most complex of tasks both technically and administratively while bringing his fresh perspective to improve the firm’s professional output. He has exhibited his professional techniques and creativity in diverse processes needing well-thought-out and laser-focused thinking.
Olusola is very critical of the Entertainment sector. He believes that the next phase of economic growth in Nigeria is the ability of the state to harness the endless possibilities in the Entertainment sector, and to this end, he has devoted his time and resources to have a strong foundation in the said sector.
B.L, Nigerian Law School, Enugu Campus.
LL.B, Osun State University, Nigeria.
Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria
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