Mr Atulomah is the managing partner of Synergy Law Partners and has acted for clients in diverse sectors and industries – technology and construction sectors, including financial technology (FinTech) groups, software and hardware solutions providers, original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), and other actors on the technology value chain – on corporate and commercial law, including advisory, litigation, arbitration, mediation, documentation and implementation.

Mr Atulomah has been at the frontlines of corporate governance, participating actively in the processes leading up to Nigeria's first-ever corporate governance code – the Code of Best Practices on Corporate Governance in Nigeria - under the auspices of the Securities and Exchange Commission and the Corporate Affairs. He was the pioneer Honorary Secretary of the Society for Corporate Governance Nigeria (2004 – 2008) and had the honour of putting together the first Corporate Governance Roundtables and the Corporate Governance Summit for Banks Post Consolidation, as well as inaugurating the Journal of Corporate Governance.

Mr Atulomah is a contributor to Legal and Regulatory Aspects of Commerce (2007) and has written several articles and papers. Mr Atulomah has taught membership induction courses and authored published moot arbitration cases for the Nigerian Institute of Chartered Arbitrators, and teaching cases for the Lagos Business School under the World Bank/IFC Global Business Schools project. Mr Atulomah has also taught sessions in Corporate Governance, Business Law, as well as Ethics in the MBA programmes of the Lagos Business School and in the Certificate in Enterprise Management Programme of the Enterprise Development Service (both of the Pan-Atlantic University). Mr Atulomah has won awards in Private International Law and International Commercial Arbitration., and sits on the boards of a number of companies as non-executive director and is a trustee of Mensa Intelligence Quotient Society Nigeria.

Barr. Chukwuma Ezeala, FCArb is a lawyer, Notary Public and Arbitrator. He is currently the Managing Partner, Chancellor Chambers, Victoria Island, Lagos.

Chukwuma has been in the faculty for the training of Arbitrators with the Nigerian Institute of Chartered Arbitrators since 2018. He has also facilitated the DFID & USAID sponsored conflict resolution training in Nigeria. He has occupied many offices at the Nigeria Bar Association, NBA, both at the National level and Lagos Branch.

He obtained his LLB degree in 1997 from the University of Nigeria and was called to the Nigerian Bar in 1999. He obtained his LLM degree in 2012 from the University of Lagos.

He is a member of NBA and IBA. Chukwuma is the Secretary of the Telecommunication Committee of the Nigeria Institute of Chartered Arbitrators.

Shola Oshodi-John is the Chief Executive Officer/Registrar, and member of Faculty of the Nigerian Institute of Chartered Arbitrators, (NICArb) first Arbitration (and ADR) institute in Sub-Saharan Africa. She has extensive experience in training, policy and change management and has served as solicitor and legal adviser to corporate and not for profit organizations. Shola is an advocate for home-grown administration and development of arbitration and Alternative Dispute (ADR) practice in Nigeria (and Africa), Editor of the first and only Journal of Arbitration published by NICArb, a regular speaker at international and national conferences on Arbitration, and Alternative Dispute Resolution. She holds a degree in Law, LLB (Hons) from the Lagos State University, Lagos, BL degree from the Nigerian Law School and a Master's Degree in Public Policy and Management, with a certificate in Non-Profit Management from the University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, USA, Fellow, Nigerian Institute of Chartered Arbitrator, member, Institute of Transnational Arbitration, and Associate of the Institute of Chartered Mediators and Conciliators.

Professor Abiola Sanni is the Managing Partner of Abiola Sanni & Co, a firm of tax & transactional lawyers providing wide range of services to local and international clients on corporate practice, tax planning & litigation support services, arbitration, company secretariat service, immigration, energy law, etc. He is a Fulbright Fellow and a holder of a doctorate degree (Ph.D.) of the University of Lagos in Commercial Law (Tax Law) where he is a Professor of Law with specialty in Tax Law.

He is a firm believer in Alternative Dispute Resolution. A fellow of the Nigerian Institute of Chartered Arbitrators, he has acted as an arbitrator in a number of international arbitration under the International Chambers of Commerce (ICC) Rules and United Nations Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) Rules. Sanni is the Legal Adviser and Council member of the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (CITN).

He is also a member of the Taxation Standard Board and the Dean of the Indirect Tax Faculty of the same Institute. He has served as a Consultant to leading consulting firms including Ernest & Young. He is a Director in Saffron Professional Services and BMS Tours & Travels Ltd. Sanni is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of Nigerian Revenue Law Reports (NRLR) and African Tax Law Reports (ATLR), the first law reports devoted to tax cases in Nigeria and Africa respectively.

He is also the author of Introduction to Nigerian Business Law and the editor of the leading introductory legal text in Nigerian Universities – Introduction to Nigerian Legal Method.

Clara Umeano, FCArb is the Managing Partner of Luminex Legal Consult and is responsible for the firm's service quality assurance and Client relationship management. Clara is active in mainstream litigation in State and Federal High Courts as well as the appellate courts with experience spanning over 19 years.
She represents a broad range of clients in disputes including actions relating to corporate law, complex commercial transactions, property law and banking law. She is well versed in dispute resolution techniques and is actively involved in litigation. She is also well versed in dispute resolution techniques and has handled major Commercial Arbitration nationally and internationally.

She is a Fellow of the Nigerian Institute of Chartered Arbitrators; as well as a member of the Institute's Faculty in Professional Training of Arbitrators. She has authored and co-authored major Moot Arbitration cases and Procedural Guidelines for conduct of Moot Arbitration for the Institute.

She has had extensive experience in conducting due diligence for Investment related transactions, and advises clients on legal and regulatory compliance and has been on team providing advice to the International Finance Corporate (IFC), World Bank on improving business establishment procedures in Nigeria. She serves as company secretary for various companies and sits as a non-executive director on some company boards.