LFDT Cohort 2

The Legal Foundations of Digital Technology

A four-week practical course designed to equip professionals and students with foundational knowledge of technology law and digital regulation through dedicated Professional and Student tracks.

While both tracks cover similar thematic areas, the content, discussions, assignments, and learning outcomes are tailored to the needs and experience levels of each audience.

Who This Is For

Law students seeking structured entry into technology law and digital regulation.

Early-career lawyers transitioning into tech-facing legal roles.

Entrepreneurs and technology law enthusiasts.

In-house counsel and compliance professionals working with digital products and AI systems.

Other legal practitioners seeking knowledge in AI and digital regulation.

Course Details

Certificate in The Legal Foundations of Digital Technology

Duration: 4 Weeks + 1 Bonus Session

Dates: 29 August – 20 September 2026

Format: Live Virtual Sessions

Assessment: Weekly Assignments and Attendance


Lawyers, compliance professionals, policymakers, in-house counsel, and other professionals seeking practical knowledge of technology law, regulation, compliance, and emerging digital governance issues.

Full Fee: ₦75,000

Early Bird: ₦50,000

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Student Track — Scholarship

Scholarship Application

Limited scholarship slots are available for law students who qualify. Scholarships are aimed at law students who would otherwise be unable to afford the Student Track fee. Slots are limited and awarded on a rolling basis, so early application is encouraged.

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Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

  1. Understand the fundamental concepts shaping tech law in Africa and globally.
  2. Interpret core digital regulations applicable to technology products.
  3. Identify privacy, cybersecurity, fintech, and online platform compliance risks.
  4. Explain how AI technologies intersect with law and existing governance structures.
  5. Analyse real-world legal issues arising from digital platforms.
  6. Draft basic compliance notices, privacy summaries, and issue-spotting reports.
  7. Navigate pathways to careers in tech law, legal technology, and digital policy work.
Weekly Programme Breakdown

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Bonus Session — Professional and Student Track
Faculty

Faculty Members

LFDT Cohort 2 faculty are still being confirmed. Instructors below contributed to previous cohorts unless marked otherwise.

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Past Cohort Instructor

Mattias Rattzen

Instructor

Mattias Rattzen is an instructor at Harib Tech Law Academy, supporting learning in technology law and digital governance.

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Past Cohort Instructor

Mubarak Nurudeen

Digital Regulation & Governance

Technology lawyer at Deloitte US (Legal Business Services), advising on regulatory compliance and cross-border digital transactions.

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Past Cohort Instructor

Winnie Ngige

Instructor

Winnie Ngige is an instructor at Harib Tech Law Academy, contributing to learning across law, technology, and digital regulation.

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Past Cohort Instructor

Jinghe Fan

Instructor

Jinghe Fan is an instructor at Harib Tech Law Academy, contributing to globally informed learning in technology law and regulation.

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Past Cohort Instructor

Tami Koroye

Instructor

Tami Koroye is an instructor at Harib Tech Law Academy, supporting participants through practical and future-facing legal learning.

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Past Cohort Instructor

Ikionana Ezekiel

Instructor

Ikionana Ezekiel is an instructor at Harib Tech Law Academy, contributing to the academy’s teaching on law and digital transformation.

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Bonus Session Lead

Adedeji Adekoya

Digital Law Practice Management

Adedeji Adekoya is the founder of myLooya and leads the bonus session on Digital Law Practice Management at Harib Tech Law Academy, helping legal professionals adopt digital tools and workflows in practice.

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Past Cohort Instructor

Ibrahim Haroon

Instructor

Ibrahim Haroon is the co founder and also an instructor at Harib Tech Law Academy, contributing to learning on technology law, digital regulation, and the wider digital economy.

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Accreditation & CPD

This programme has been accredited by the Nigerian Bar Association Institute of Continuing Legal Education (NBAICLE) for previous cohorts. Accreditation and Continuing Professional Development (CPD) points for LFDT Cohort 2 are being reconfirmed with NBAICLE.

Programme Requirements

Participants will be expected to:

  • Attend live sessions regularly
  • Participate actively in discussions
  • Complete and submit weekly assignments
  • Comply with programme guidelines

Certification: Certificate of Completion upon meeting programme requirements. Certificates will be issued to participants who successfully satisfy the programme requirements and complete all required assessments.

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