Local invoicing
How the SI / SLA layer bills in local currency while the OEM licence stays a UK contract.
Local counsel
Kwesi Mensah
Independent counsel for West Africa deployments: local-content rules, local-currency invoicing, and how the vendor file separates the UK OEM from the in-country operator.
Role
Kwesi is independent counsel for West African vendor-risk files. He is retained to say what must be local — invoicing, staff, data — so the OEM licence is not asked to do a job it cannot do.
Background
He does not replace the buyer’s counsel and does not represent the CBN or any FIU. Counsel of record is set out in the implementation agreement.
Works with the West Africa managed-services node and the CBN IMTO brief.
What this seat is for
Local content
What on-the-ground presence the RFP is actually scoring.
Operator overlays
How IMTO licensing conditions attach to the deployed system, not the website.
Engagement
Independent retainer. Not an employee of Inject Group Ltd.