Ederagobor Prince Dafemike, Esq. is a Nigerian lawyer with strong experience in corporate governance, regulatory compliance, and company secretarial practice. He brings a structured, detail‑oriented approach to corporate administration, ensuring that companies operate in full compliance with statutory and regulatory requirements while maintaining efficient internal governance systems. He has advised and supported companies across multiple sectors on corporate filings, board processes, regulatory engagement, and compliance frameworks, including interactions with the Corporate Affairs Commission, FIRS, NITDA, and other regulatory bodies. His experience includes preparing and managing statutory records, coordinating board and shareholder meetings, drafting resolutions, and ensuring timely regulatory disclosures. Prince has significant exposure to cross‑border EU–Nigeria compliance matters, supporting corporate structuring, governance alignment, and regulatory mapping for multinational operations. He also has a strong background in technology, data protection, and intellectual property compliance, having led privacy and governance functions for a technology‑driven company. In addition, his work as an editor and proofreader with the *Federal Weekly Law Report* has strengthened his understanding of judicial reasoning, statutory interpretation, and best practices in corporate governance and compliance. He holds a Bachelor of Laws degree, is a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria, is currently at the final stage of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators of Nigeria (ICSAN), and is pursuing an LL.M at the University of Lagos. His combined legal, governance, and regulatory experience positions him to effectively support the Board and management in achieving sound corporate governance and sustainable corporate growth.