Abstract
Nigeria is one of just six countries in the BEPS inclusive framework that has not signed on to the OECD’s 1 July 2021 announcement of agreement on Pillars One and Two. Chuks Okoriekwe explains why Nigeria’s Constitution does not permit the dispute resolution mechanism outlined in the Pillar One proposal, and why Nigeria might want to consider amending its constitution to permit it.
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