Ozioma Agu on Lawyers' Role in Business and Development

Ozioma Agu became a Partner at Stren & Blan Partners in 2023, where he heads the Energy, Finance, and Infrastructure Practice Group. His practice focuses on transactions involving significant capital, infrastructure, and public interest, advising clients in project finance, banking, energy, and public-sector transformation.
Agu's career includes experience in tax with Ernst & Young and transactional work during his NYSC year, leading to a diverse portfolio involving commercial banks, development finance institutions, and government projects. He emphasizes the importance of sophisticated financing and execution in Nigeria's energy, finance, and infrastructure sectors, particularly following the Electricity Act 2023, which allows states to develop their electricity markets.
Agu believes that the legal profession must extend beyond courtrooms to influence business decisions and contribute to economic development.
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