One of Nigeria’s leading commercial law firms, Streamsowers & Köhn (SSK), will convene business leaders, legal practitioners, regulators and investors later this month to explore strategies for strengthening the country’s economy and positioning Nigeria as Africa’s leading investment destination.
The symposium, scheduled for Thursday, July 30, 2026, forms part of activities marking the firm’s 20th anniversary and is expected to provide a platform for high-level discussions on Nigeria’s economic future amid increasing global uncertainties.
With the theme, ‘Nigeria’s Path to Economic Resilience and Investment Leadership in a Volatile Global Environment’, the event will examine practical solutions to the economic, legal and regulatory challenges affecting investment flows, while identifying opportunities capable of driving sustainable economic growth.
A key focus of the symposium will be the opportunities presented by the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) and strategies for maximising its benefits to enhance Nigeria’s competitiveness and attract greater investment.
The event is expected to attract chief executive officers, managing directors, general counsel, senior regulatory officials, regional investors and other key stakeholders from Nigeria’s business and legal sectors.
Discussions will centre on improving Nigeria’s investment climate through greater policy consistency, regulatory certainty, institutional reforms and stronger collaboration between government and the private sector.
According to the organisers, the symposium aligns with the firm’s vision of building on its experience, history and African heritage as a full-service law firm of choice in West Africa, while contributing to policies and initiatives that advance the interests of clients, businesses and society.
Streamsowers & Köhn is a full-service Nigerian law firm providing legal advisory services to local and international companies, governments, government agencies and non-governmental organisations across a broad range of sectors. The firm has nine partners, including three Senior Advocates of Nigeria (SANs), and a team of more than 50 legal practitioners.
Its practice areas include dispute resolution, aviation, taxation, competition law, energy and natural resources, telecommunications, media and technology, corporate and commercial law, as well as legislative oversight and governmental activities.