Practical, fixed-scope engagements that move you from uncertainty to a defensible position — whether you need a one-off assessment, a contract reviewed, a full governance programme, or an ongoing advisory retainer. Every engagement begins with a written enquiry.
Choose a defined package, or combine them into a programme. Each has a clear scope, deliverables and a fixed or capped fee agreed up front.
Our engagements are structured around two frameworks: the EU AI Act's binding deployer obligations, and the ISO/IEC 42001 AI governance standard. The Act defines what is required. ISO 42001 provides the governance architecture to achieve it. We map both — correctly, in the right sequence.
The EU AI Act follows the output, not the office — a Nigerian company whose AI or data reaches European users can fall under it without a desk in Europe, and a European business is answerable for the Nigerian vendors in its stack. We work both ends. See the corridor page →
Six questions, about two minutes, no email required. See which EU AI Act obligations apply to your organisation — and the deadlines that matter, including where the Digital Omnibus has moved them (provisional — not yet law).
Complete a short intake form. We respond in writing before anything else happens.
A written engagement letter setting out scope, deliverables, timing and a fixed or capped fee.
Focused delivery with clear checkpoints — no jargon, no surprises.
Practical deliverables your team can act on, plus a session to walk through them.
We don't believe in open-ended bills. Wherever possible, engagements are priced as a fixed or capped fee agreed before work begins, so you know the cost from the outset.
For a tailored quote, tell us about your matter — we'll respond, usually within one business day.
Adesanya AI Advisory is an EU AI Act compliance practice based in Dublin, founded by Abdulwahab B. Adesanya, a Barrister-at-Law (Nigeria) with an LLM in Intellectual Property & IT Law from University College Dublin. We advise organisations providing or deploying AI in the EU on Annex III risk classification, Article 26 deployer obligations, Article 50 transparency, and AI governance aligned to ISO/IEC 42001.
Engagements are fixed-fee, agreed in writing before work begins — including the Readiness Assessment, the five-day Readiness Sprint, and shorter fixed-scope reviews. For a quote tailored to your organisation, submit a written enquiry via the intake form.
Signing is voluntary but creates a presumption of conformity with Article 50(2) and 50(4), shifting the evidentiary burden onto regulators. The initial signatory list closes 22 July 2026, 18:00 CEST — though the Code stays open for signature afterwards. We offer a written 48-hour Signatory Decision Memo to support that call.
Chatbot disclosure (50(1)) and deepfake/audio labelling (50(3)/(4)) apply from 2 August 2026. Machine-readable marking (50(2)) applies from 2 August 2026 for new systems, with a grandfathering window to 2 December 2026 for generative AI already on the market.
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