AFAM OSIGWE HAILS KASHIM, NEW NBA DUTSE CHAIR

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Mazi Afam Osigwe, SAN Congratulates Mustapha M. Kashim, Esq. and the Newly Elected Leadership of the Nigerian Bar Association, Dutse Branch, Jigawa State

I extend my heartfelt congratulations to Mustapha M. Kashim, Esq. and Esteemed Members of the Newly Elected Leadership of the Nigerian Bar Association, Dutse Branch, Jigawa State. Your victory is not only a testament to your leadership abilities but also a recognition of your unwavering commitment to the legal profession and the pursuit of justice.

As you assume the role of Chairman, I do not doubt that you will bring your expertise, integrity, and passion to this esteemed position. The legal community in Dutse and beyond will undoubtedly benefit from your leadership.

The Nigerian Bar Association plays a crucial role in upholding the rule of law, promoting justice, and defending the rights of citizens. Your new role comes with significant responsibilities, and I am confident that you and your team will rise to the occasion. Your dedication to justice, fairness, and the principles of the legal profession will serve as a guiding light for the entire Dutse Branch.

I encourage you to foster unity and collaboration among the members of the association, to work towards the common goal of advancing the legal profession and ensuring access to justice for all. Your leadership will undoubtedly inspire the next generation of lawyers and contribute to the development of a just and equitable society.

Once again, congratulations on your well-deserved election. I look forward to witnessing the positive impact of your leadership on the Nigerian Bar Association, Dutse Branch, and the broader legal community.

Wishing you a successful and fulfilling tenure ahead.

Warm regards,

Mazi Afam Osigwe, SAN

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NBA-SPIDEL SEEKS CONTRIBUTORS FOR NEWSLETTER

All is set for publication of the inaugural issue of the Nigerian Bar Association Section on Public Interest and Development Law (NBA-SPIDEL) Newsletter following a call for contributors by the Anne Agi-led Editorial Board.

In a statement made available to CITY LAWYER, the Editorial Board stated that “Columns could be case studies (1,000 to 1,500 words) supplemented with real-world experience, analysis or research. Compelling first-person or personal stories and opinion pieces also are welcome.”

Below is the full text of the statement.

CALL FOR CONTRIBUTORS TO ISSUE 1 OF THE NIGERIAN BAR ASSOCIATION SECTION ON PUBLIC INTEREST AND DEVELOPMENT LAW (NBA-SPIDEL) NEWSLETTER

SPIDEL Newsletter Call for Contributors

The Editorial Board of the Nigerian Bar Association Section on Public Interest and Development Law (NBA-SPIDEL) set up to publish quarterly newsletters for sharing the Section news and announcements, well-researched papers mainly centred on Public Interest and Development Law hereby calls for contributors.

The newsletter will also feature original content aimed at other diverse perspectives of law.

Articles are to be sent in within 14 days (no later than the 5th of August, 2023) to: nbaspideleditorialcommittee@gmail.com

Below are the columns for which the Editorial Committee is currently soliciting contributions, as well as more information on how to propose new columns and feature articles.

A. FEATURE ARTICLES
Articles which explore in depth discussions on public interest-related or law development related topics. These can take the form of new/original material; book excerpts; visual essays; articles from regional publications seeking a wider audience; articles from print-only publications that would like the article to be published digitally; modified thesis or thesis excerpts; Comic relieving Legal and National write-ups, etc.
Keep in mind that this is a public interest Section, so articles should have a significant connection to how public interest litigation can advance legal development and the interest of the masses.

B. COLUMNS
Columns could be case studies (1,000 to 1,500 words) supplemented with real-world experience, analysis or research. Compelling first-person or personal stories and opinion pieces also are welcome.

The following columns are currently active and are seeking contributors.

Judgments and Books Review:

A Sense of History. Excerpts and quotes from dictums of judges on using law as a tool for emancipation and development.

Personality of the Quarter.
Personality of the quarter is a quarterly biography of a member of the profession or society carrying out work relevant to objectives of the Section.

State of our courts/Profession.
This Section will report on court proceedings and on matters arising from the administration of justice.

Acts of Heroism. Acts of Heroism delves into the history and culture of Nigerians who have acted in the public interest.

New Column Proposals: As we grow our newsletter, we expect to add additional columns in the future. If you have a subject or approach on which you’d like to write regularly and for which you’d like to propose a column, contact us @ nbaspideleditorialcommittee@gmail.com.

C. NEWS ITEMS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
Short, topical, news oriented items and sub-committee updates.

All contributors are welcome, and our editors will work with you to help you get your article prepared for publication.

PUBLICATION PROCESS
Please see attached call for Contributors for full publication process.

For Enquiries Contact:
The Editor in Chief- Anne Agi, Esq 0805 731 1292

The Secretary-Adekunle Adeniyi, Esq 0802 391 6606
Or email: nbaspideleditorialcommittee@gmail.com

Signed: Adekunle Adeniyi, Esq.
Secretary
Editorial Board
NBA-SPIDEL
20th of July, 2023.

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ECOBANK APPEALS N72 BILLION HONEYWELL JUDGMENT

Ecobank Nigeria Limited has lodged an appeal against the ruling of the Federal High Court, Lagos, delivered by Hon. Justice M. Liman, in the N72 billion lawsuit brought against the bank by Honeywell Flour Mills Plc.

In its Notice of Appeal dated 19th July 2023, filed on the same date, Ecobank seeks to overturn the judgment delivered on 18th July 2023.

The bank is also seeking an Order from the Court of Appeal to uphold its Notice of Preliminary Objection, challenging the jurisdiction of the Federal High Court to preside over the matter.

Alternatively, Ecobank requests the Court of Appeal to dismiss Honeywell’s claim at the lower court, asserting that the evidence presented did not support the claim.

Alongside the Notice of Appeal, Ecobank filed a Motion on Notice to stay the execution of the lower court’s judgment and to prevent Honeywell or any party acting on their behalf from taking advantage of the ruling pending the appeal hearing.

The bank also seeks to restrain the Deputy Sheriff of the Federal High Court, bailiffs, and any other involved parties from enforcing the judgment.

The Bank filed several grounds of appeal, including, challenging the court’s jurisdiction to adjudicate on the matter seeing that the court lacked the power to entertain a claim for damages based on an undertaking made by the Bank despite the judgment of the Supreme Court, which confirmed Honeywell’s indebtedness to Ecobank and directed Honeywell to settle its obligations. Ecobank maintains that this judgment by the Supreme Court nullifies the foundation of Honeywell’s current suit.

In its third Ground of Appeal, Ecobank contends that the judgment was delivered outside the constitutionally prescribed period of 90 days, resulting in a miscarriage of justice against the bank.

The trial concluded on 9th March 2021, and written addresses were adopted on 16th March 2022, while the judgment was delivered on 18th July 2023, more than two years after the trial’s conclusion.

Ecobank argues that the prolonged delay affected the court’s impression of the trial, leading to a judgment that does not align with the weight of evidence presented.

The Federal High Court sitting in Lagos had awarded N72.2 billion in damages to Honeywell Flour Mills Plc in a judgement delivered by Justice Liman on the flour milling company’s protracted legal battle against Ecobank Nigeria Limited.

On Tuesday, July 18, Liman brought to an end an aspect of the drawn-out legal tussle between both entities by ruling in favour of Honeywell Flour Mills. The company had sought N72.2 billion in damages from Ecobank for the harm caused by the bank’s freezing of its assets in 2015.

The legal dispute started when Ecobank and its lawyer Mr. Kunle Ogunba, SAN obtained ex-parte orders from the Federal High Court to freeze Honeywell Flour Mills’ assets, including its bank accounts, halting the company’s operations.

It was argued for Honeywell that the order caused it severe reputational and operational damage. For weeks, the business was unable to fulfil its obligations to stakeholders including inability to pay suppliers, process Letters of Credit, and collect payment from distributors.

Honeywell Flour Mills then applied for the discharge of the orders and the court varied the asset freezing ex-parte orders, allowing the company limited access to its accounts. In 2016, upon appeal, the Court of Appeal overturned the ex-parte orders, restoring Honeywell Flour Mills’ right to operate its accounts without restrictions. The Court of Appeal held that Ecobank’s request to freeze the assets should not have been granted in the first place. This was subsequently affirmed by the Supreme Court in July 2018.

After the Supreme Court upheld the Court of Appeal judgement, Honeywell Flour Mills demanded Ecobank fulfil its undertaking to compensate the company for the loss suffered due to the ex-parte order. The company sought damages, filing a suit in excess of N72 billion against Ecobank.

Although Ecobank argued against the validity and technicality of the conditions, seeking a dismissal of the suit, the court held that the bank violated the law and caused Honeywell Flour Mills significant damage with the asset freeze. The judge, while giving his ruling, said: “The defendant’s arguments in this regard cannot stand. I have no hesitation in granting relief in favour of the plaintiff.”

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EFCC: ‘ORDER BAWA’S RELEASE BY DSS,’ AJULO BEGS TINUBU

A human rights advocate, Mr. Kayode Ajulo OON has urged President Bola Tinubu to intervene in the case of suspended Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Mr. Abdulrasheed Bawa and “to intra vires look into this issue and order that the captive be set free in a bid to uphold the tenets of the law and properly prosecute the matter for the court to decide and pronounce the suspended EFCC chairman guilty or otherwise of the offence.”

In a statement made available to CITY LAWYER, Ajulo said that the continued detention of Bawa without trial “is a ploy to guilt what His Excellency Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR and his administration stand for.”

Below is the full text of the statement.

ATTENTION MR PRESIDENT: ILLEGAL AND LONG DETENTION OF MR ABDULRASHEED BAWA & OTHERS BY THE DSS AND THE IMPERATIVENESS OF THE COURT TO DECIDE THEIR FATE

I once again present my warmest and most sincere compliments to our dear President, His Excellency, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR. Hearty kudos for the months, weeks, days, hours, minutes and seconds spent in power and for taking bold, pragmatic and egalitarian steps to assent several bills into law in a bid to boost and revive the country’s economy amidst other strata. I unreservedly salute your Excellency for the developments thus far but would however beseech and appeal that several of the bills passed should be professionally reviewed further to ensure that better amendments are made to some of them but I would, however, dwell less on this path as that is not the locus and focus of this press statement.

Your Excellency would recall that on May 29th, 2023 during your swearing-in and in your inaugural speech, you said,

“Our constitution and laws give us a nation on paper. We must work harder at bringing these noble documents to life by strengthening the bonds of economic collaboration, social cohesion, and cultural understanding. Let us develop a shared sense of fairness and equity”.

Further in defining the principles that would guide your administration, Your Excellency then said:

“Nigeria will be impartially governed according to the constitution and the rule of law”.

However, before this time Mr President you have displayed your trust in and advocacy for the rule of law as enshrined in the speech you directed to the former President Olusegun Obasanjo in 2004, about 19 years ago, during the Christmas Eve event at Island Club in Lagos. You said:

“Federal government has a responsibility. They are the leader of moral persuasion. The number one law implementer must obey the rule of the land. You cannot be junketing around the world looking for investment for this country- you want to create employment opportunity, you want people to come and invest in Nigeria. The investors will ask you can I come in and if I find anything wrong can I go to your judiciary, will you obey the rule of law?”

The first principle on the list, though brief and concise but entails and embeds a lot in its simplicity. Therefore, the same cannot be said casually without work done towards upholding and adhering to it.

Your Excellency, let me also remind you that one of the fundamental ills of the past administration headed by former President Muhammadu Buhari which was vehemently rebuked by many Nigerians was his failure to comply with the provisions of the Constitution regarding issues of unlawful detention as many suffered abuses to their Fundamental Rights as provided for in chapter IV of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria(as amended), particularly provisions of Section 35 relating to rights to Personal Liberty and further recognized by the provisions of Articles 6 & 9 of the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights as well as Articles 3 & 9 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

Consequently, in impartial governance according to the constitution and rule of law, issues of rights of individuals and citizens should be paramount and all measures, actions and procedures to correct aberrant personnel should be done by the provisions of the law and nothing below such standard counts as same contradicts the principles with which your administration sets out to govern the Nation.

Let me foremostly posit that I remain an unrelenting enthusiast and advocate of Human Rights who have consistently clamoured for the principle of the Rule of law and good governance. So, I make bold to state that the purpose of this statement is not based on the influence of any personality and it is genuinely from a position of safeguarding the law and its constituent.

If there are doubts, several pronouncements, publications and demonstrations exist in the record of the polity where I have aired my dissent and loud cry as to the defective administration of some agencies of government particularly the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) by its suspended chairman some of which are premised on the unjust treatment of people who go to visit the commission for several purposes as well as the act of fewer regards given by the Commission and its staffs to the accused and legal practitioners.

In a nutshell, it is lucid that I am neither a friend nor a fan of the embattled former Chairman and his administration but I remain a devoted friend and fan of the law and upholding its tenets.

The Position of the law is clear as to when detention becomes unlawful in the case of Dokubo-Asari v. FRN (2017) Lpelr-958(SC) where Justice Ibrahim Tanko Muhammad, JSC (Pp 38 – 41 Paras E – C) in interpreting the provisions of Section 35 of the 1999 Constitution of FRN stated that.

“Now, let me turn to the provisions of Section 35 of the Constitution. These provisions in the first place are not absolute. The relevant provisions of the section are as follows: “35(1) Every person shall be entitled to his personal liberty and no person shall be deprived of such liberty save in the following cases and in accordance with a procedure permitted by law – (c) For the purpose of bringing him before a Court in execution of the order of a court or upon reasonable suspicion of his having committed a criminal offence, or to such extent as may be reasonably necessary to prevent his committing a criminal offence; (4) Any person who is arrested or detained in accordance with subsection (1)(c) of this section shall be brought before a court of law within a reasonable time, and if he is not tried within a period of: (a) two months from the date of his arrest or detention in the case of a person who is in custody or is not entitled to bail; or (b) three months from the date of his arrest or detention in the case of a person who has been released on bail. he shall (without prejudice to any further proceedings that may be brought against him) be released either unconditionally or upon such conditions as are reasonably necessary to ensure that he appears for trial at a later date. (7) Nothing in this section shall be construed – (a) in relation to subsection (4) of this section, as applying in the case of a person arrested or detained upon reasonable suspicion of having committed a capital offence; and (b) as invalidating any law by reason only that it authorises the detention for a period not exceeding three months of a member of the armed forces of the Federation, or a member of the Nigeria Police Force in execution of a sentence imposed by an officer of the Armed Forces of the Federation or of the Nigeria Police Force, in respect of an offence punishable by such detention of which he has been found guilty.” (Italics supplied for emphasis) The above provisions of Section 35 of the Constitution leave no one in doubt that the section is not absolute. Personal liberty of an individual within the contemplation of Section 35(1) of the Constitution is a qualified right in the context of this particular case and by virtue of subsection (1)(c) thereof which permits restriction on individual liberty in the course of judicial inquiry or where, lightly as in this case, the appellant was arrested and put under detention upon reasonable suspicion of having committed a felony. A person’s liberty, as in this case, can also be curtailed in order to prevent him from committing further offence(s). It is my belief as well that if every person accused of a felony can hide under the canopy of Section 35 of the Constitution to escape lawful detention then an escape route to freedom is easily and richly made available to persons suspected to have committed serious crimes and that will not augur well for the peace, progress, prosperity and tranquility of the society. I find support in so saying from Irikefe’s JSC (as he then was) earlier pronouned in the case of Echeazu v. Commissioner of Police (1974) NMLR 308 at page 314.”

It is clear from the above that except in issues or matters of reasonable suspicions of commission of capital offences and even the (b) clause relating to members of Police and armed forces are premised on the pronouncement of guilt before detention can be permissive.

One thing is pertinent which we cannot, however, shy away from and that is the fact that Abdulrasheed Bawa has thus far been accused to have violated and erred in so many ways some of which include but are not limited to, “various charges of abuse of office, accused of stealing and selling dozens of petrol-bearing trucks confiscated from suspected looters and auctioning them off to his proxies at ridiculous prices while he was in charge of the Port Harcourt office of the EFCC, and alleged violation of the code of conduct for public officers by owning properties beyond his legitimate income.” As recorded by many Newspapers publications.

What is however worthy of note is that all of these allegations against the suspended EFCC chairman have not been proven and his innocence remains except the Court pronounces him guilty of all. The continuous detention upon his arrest by the State Security Services remains unlawful, bizarre and a breach of his Right to personal liberty as provided for by the Constitution and same should not be a measure of torture as it is unconstitutional and only stains the name of Your Excellency and contradicts your foremost principle in setting things right in our nation.

According to a statement in the media credited to the public relation officer of the DSS, Mr Peter Afunnaya, on the arrest of the suspended Governor of the Central Bank, Mr Godwin Emefiele, he said:

“The Service implements Standard Operating Procedures on Suspect Handling and Investigation to the latter. It conducts its affairs transparently, professionally and respects the rule of law in compliance with democratic governance.”

I hitherto conclude on the whole that the arrest and unlawful detention of Abdulrasheed Bawa by the State Security Service is a ploy to guilt what His Excellency Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR and his administration stand for.

I, on the backdrop of this urge, beseech and appeal to the President and Commander- in -Chief to intra vires look into this issue and order that the captive be set free in a bid to uphold the tenets of the law and properly prosecute the matter for the court to decide and pronounce the suspended EFCC chairman guilty or otherwise of the offence.

My full solidarity compliments.

Signed:
Dr. Olukayode Ajulo, OON, FCIArb. UK
Castle of Law, Abuja-Nigeria.

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SOLAR FOR ALL: CHIEF (MRS.) AYORINDE JOINS LIST OF BENEFICIARIES

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Other beneficiaries from whom the efficiency of delivery can be verified include: Ebun Olu Adegboruwa SAN, Dr.Muiz Banire SAN, High Chief Emeka J-P Obegolu SAN, Chief Bolaji Ayorinde SAN; Chief J-K Gadzama SAN; Mazi Afam Osigwe SAN; Prince Adetosoye Adebiyi Esq; Mr. Paul Daudu Esq of J.B Daudu SAN & Co; Mr. Benedict Daudu Esq; Chief Peter Ilegogie Esq; Aare Muyiwa Akinboro SAN, Aare Isiaka Olagunju SAN, Dr. Babatunde Ajibade SAN of SPA Ajibade SAN & Co; FIDA Nigeria (FIDA House Abuja); Prince Adetokumbo Kayode SAN; Mrs. Amina Agbaje Esq (FIDA Nigeria CVP); Mrs. Mariam Agbaboka; Barr. Mrs Rachel Ebun Akerele; Mr. Anthony Malik SAN; Chief Tawo E. Tawo SAN; Chief Kemi Pinheiro SAN; Mr. I. M. Dikko SAN of Liman, Liman SAN & Co; Hon. Justice Emeka Nriezedi of the Anambra State Judiciary; Dr. Hassan Liman SAN; Chief J. U. K. Igwe SAN; Mr. Chike Ekeocha, Esq. of Alex Izinyon SAN & Co/SUEX Nig. Ltd; Mummy Sylvia Okoregbe Esq; John Ochogwu, Esq; Hon. Rodrich Ugwu Esq; Prof. Godson Ogbonna of Abia State University, Uturu; Sir Austin Mwana Esq; Mr. Thony Lyiod Onyemaizu Esq; Dr. Agada Elachi Esq; Mr. Zach Akubo of S. I. Ameh SAN & Co; Mr. Ime Edem-nse Esq; Mr. Edafe Mrakpor Esq; Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development; Ebedebiri Cottage Hospital, Sagbama LGA, Bayelsa State; Federal College of Education, Warri; Nigerian Agricultural Seeds Council; Institute Of Chartered Mediators and Conciliators of Nigeria (ICMC); Chief R. N. Okeke and Sons Ltd, Wukari, Taraba State; Alhaji Abdulrahman Adamu of the Trademoore Estate, among many others.

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EBUN ADEGBORUWA JOINS ‘SOLAR FOR ALL’ LEAGUE

Bricks and Castles Energy-Tech Limited was at the new Abuja office of one Nigeria’s foremost Senior Advocates and Activists, Mr. Ebun-olu Adegboruwa SAN where it installed a Giant 5KVA (96v) Solar/Inverter System under the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) Lagos/Abuja “Solar For All” Partnership.

The system comes with 8 biggest-size Tubular Batteries, 16 German Solar Panels (300 watts), 96v MPPT Charge Controller and other accessories to power all the essentials in the edifice. This ensures 24-hour power supply and a reduced power cost by at least 50%.

The Partnership also extends to NBA Branches, BOSAN Abuja, Otu Oka-iwu Abuja, Medical Doctors at FMC Cooperative, FCT Pharmacies, NFIU Cooperative Society, and UNILAG College of Medicine Alumni among others.

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As the power situation nationwide continues to be a matter of concern and the price of diesel keeps skyrocketing, efficient Solar Systems have proven a big relief for many homes/offices.

Adegboruwa expressed a great pleasure in the services of the company, while urging everyone to embrace solar power to save huge costs and mitigate climate change.

Other beneficiaries from whom the efficiency of delivery can be verified include: High Chief Emeka J-P Obegolu SAN, Chief J-K Gadzama SAN; Mr. Chinedu Obienu Esq, Chief Bolaji Ayorinde SAN; Chief Mutalubi Adebayo Ojo Esq; Mrs Stella Ofokansi Esq, Chief Mrs Lydia Udowa, Mazi Afam Osigwe SAN;Prince Adetosoye Adebiyi Esq; Mr.Paul Daudu Esq of J.B Daudu SAN & Co; Mr.Benedict Daudu Esq his brother; Chief Peter ILEGOGIE ESQ; Chief Peter Ozoagu Esq, Aare Muyiwa Akinboro SAN, Aare Isiaka Olagunju SAN, Dr.Babatunde Ajibade SAN of S.P.A Ajibade SAN & Co; FIDA Nigeria (FIDA House Abuja) Prince Adetokumbo Kayode SAN; Mrs. Amina Agbaje Esq (FIDA Nigeria CVP); Dr. Mrs Ayorinde of Ayorinde SAN & Co; Mrs.Mariam Agbabokha; Barr.Mrs Rachel Ebun Akerele; Mr Anthony Malik SAN; Chief Tawo E.Tawo SAN; Chief Kemi Pinheiro SAN; Mr. I.M Dikko SAN of Liman,Liman SAN & Co; Hon. Justice Emeka Nriezedi of the Anambra State Judiciary; Dr. Hassan Liman SAN; Chief J. U .K. Igwe SAN; Mr. Chike Ekeocha, Esq. of Alex Izinyon SAN & Co/SUEX Nig.Ltd; Mummy Sylvia Okoregbe Esq; John Ochogwu, Esq; Hon. Rodrich UgwuEsq; Prof. Godson Ogbonna of Abia State University Uturu; Sir Austin Mwana Esq; Mr.Thony Lyiod Onyemaizu Esq, Dr. Agada Elachi Esq; Mr. Zach Akubo of S.I Ameh SAN & Co; Mr. Ime Edem-nse Esq; Mr. Edafe Mrakpor Esq; the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, the Ebedebiri Cottage Hospital, Sagbama L.G.A Bayelsa State; the Federal College of Education Warri; the Nigerian Agricultural Seeds Council, the Institute Of Chartered Mediators and Conciliators of Nigeria[ICMC, Chief R.N Okeke and sons Ltd Wukari, Taraba State, Alhaji Abdulrahman Adamu of the Trademoore Estate; among many others.

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*Solar is cheaper at long-run!

*24hours Power Supply for homes/offices

* Your current Power cost will drop by at least 50% after we install.

*No noise!

*No Pollution!

*Automatic change over!

*No fueling

*25 years warranty on the German Solar panels.

* In case of any issue with the Inverter Machine, another Inverter is deployed before we take the one that needs attention for troubleshooting/repairs.

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JUSTICE OGUNTADE JOINS ‘SOLAR FOR ALL’ LEAGUE

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NBA Lagos Partnership: Oguntade JSC (Rtrd) joins the Elite list of beneficiaries, in the “Solar For All” Promo; (in Partnership with NBA BRANCHES, BOSAN Abuja, Otu Oka-iwu Abuja, Medical Doctors at FMC Cooperative, F.C.T Pharmacies, NFIU Cooperative Society, Unilag College of Medicine Alumni e.t.c)

“To get an efficient Solar/Inverter system for 24hours Light, save at least half of your current power cost, while you “Pay Small small” for up to Six Months; Call Bricks and Castles Energy-Tech Ltd: 08050489622, whatsapp:08060266163

Visit: (Abuja) Suite A8, Kenuj O2 Mall, Kaura District (Behind Games Village).
(Lagos) No 113A, Mainland Way, Dolphin Estate, Ikoyi.

As power situation Nationwide continues to be a matter of concern and price of Diesel keeps skyrocketing, efficient Solar Systems have proven a big relief for many homes/offices.

The Company was at the Lagos home of one of Nigeria’s foremost Supreme Court Jurist where it installed a Giant 5KVA Inverter System, with 8 biggest size Tubular Batteries, 16 German Solar Panels (300watts), 96v MPPT CHARGE CONTROLLER and other accessories to power all other essentials in the home.

This ensures 24 Hours Power supply and a reduced power cost by at least 50%.

The Oguntade family expressed a great pleasure in the services of the company, while urging everyone to embrace solar to save huge costs.

Other beneficiaries from whom the efficiency of delivery can be verified include: High Chief Emeka J-P Obegolu SAN, Chief J-K Gadzama SAN; Mr.Chinedu Obienu Esq, Chief Bolaji Ayorinde SAN; Chief Mutalubi ADEBAYO Ojo Esq; Mrs Stella Ofokansi Esq, Chief Mrs Lydia Udowa, Mazi Afam Osigwe SAN; Prince Adetosoye Adebiyi Esq; Mr.Paul Daudu Esq of J.B Daudu SAN & Co; Mr. Benedict Daudu Esq his brother; Chief Peter ILEGOGIE ESQ; Chief Peter Ozoagu Esq, Aare Muyiwa Akinboro SAN, Aare Isiaka Olagunju SAN, Dr. Babatunde Ajibade SAN of S.P.A Ajibade SAN & Co; FIDA Nigeria (FIDA House Abuja) Prince Adetokumbo Kayode SAN; Mrs. Amina Agbaje Esq (FIDA Nigeria CVP); Dr. Mrs Ayorinde of Ayorinde SAN & Co; Mrs. Mariam Agbabokha; Barr. Mrs Rachel Ebun Akerele; Mr Anthony Malik SAN; Chief Tawo E.Tawo SAN; Chief Kemi Pinheiro SAN; Mr. I.M Dikko SAN of Liman, Liman SAN & Co; Hon. Justice Emeka Nriezedi of the Anambra State Judiciary; Dr.Hassan Liman SAN; Chief J.U.K Igwe SAN; Mr. Chike Ekeocha, Esq. of Alex Izinyon SAN & Co/SUEX Nig. Ltd; Mummy Sylvia Okoregbe Esq; John Ochogwu, Esq; Hon. Rodrich UgwuEsq; Prof. Godson Ogbonna of Abia State University Uturu; Sir Austin Mwana Esq; Mr.Thony Lyiod Onyemaizu Esq, Dr. Agada Elachi Esq; Mr. Zach Akubo of S.I Ameh SAN & Co; Mr. Ime Edem-nse Esq; Mr. Edafe Mrakpor Esq; the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, the Ebedebiri Cottage Hospital, Sagbama L.G.A Bayelsa State; the Federal College of Education Warri; the Nigerian Agricultural Seeds Council, the Institute Of Chartered Mediators and Conciliators of Nigeria[ICMC, Chief R.N Okeke and sons Ltd Wukari, Taraba State, Alhaji Abdulrahman Adamu of the Trademoore Estate; among many others.

Some of the benefits of Solar/Inverters include:
*Solar is cheaper at long-run!

*24hours Power Supply for homes/offices

* Your current Power cost will drop by at least 50% after we install.

*No noise!

*No Pollution!

*Automatic change over!

*No fueling

*25years warranty on the German Solar panels.

* In case of any issue with the Inverter Machine, another Inverter is deployed before we take the one that needs attention for troubleshooting/repairs.

“To get an efficient Solar/Inverter system for 24hours Light, while you “Pay Small small” for up to Six Months; Call Bricks and Castles Energy-Tech Ltd: 08050489622, 08060266163

Visit: (Abuja) Suit A8 Kenuj O2 Mall Kaura District Abuja (Behind Games Village).
(Lagos) No 113A, Mainland Way, Dolphin Estate, Ikoyi.
[5/18, 8:47 AM] Emeka Silas Agbara Esq: NBA Abuja Partnership: Chief Okey Ajunwa Esq joins the Elite list of beneficiaries, in the “Solar For All” Promo; (in Partnership with NBA BRANCHES, BOSAN Abuja, Otu Oka-iwu Abuja, Medical Doctors at FMC Cooperative, F.C.T Pharmacies, NFIU Cooperative Society, Unilag College of Medicine Alumni e.t.c)

As power situation Nationwide continues to be a matter of concern and price of Diesel keeps skyrocketing, efficient Solar Systems have proven a big relief for many homes/offices.

To get an efficient Solar/Inverter system for 24hours Light, save up to 50% Power cost; while you “Pay Small small” for up to Six Months; Call Bricks and Castles Energy-Tech Ltd: 08050489622, 08060266163
Visit: (Abuja) Suit A8 Kenuj O2 Mall Kaura District Abuja (Behind Games Village).
(Lagos) No 113A, Mainland Way, Dolphin Estate, Ikoyi https://barristerng.com/nba-abuja-partnership-chief-okey-ajunwa-esq-joins-the-elite-list-of-beneficiaries-in-the-solar-for-all-promo/

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SENIOR LAWYER JOINS NBA ABUJA ‘SOLAR FOR ALL’ LEAGUE

As power supply situation nationwide continues to be a matter of concern and the price of diesel keeps skyrocketing, efficient solar systems have proven a big relief for many homes and offices.

Leading Abuja based senior lawyer, Chief Okey Ajunwa has become the latest beneficiary of the “Solar For All” Promo, a partnership facilitated by the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Abuja Branch with top solar power provider, Bricks and Castles Energy-Tech Ltd. 

Said the company: “To get an efficient Solar/Inverter system for 24 hours Light, save at least half of your current power cost, while you ‘Pay Small small’ for up to Six Months, call Bricks and Castles Energy-Tech Ltd: 08050489622, 08060266163.”

The Company was at the state-of-the-art  office of  Chief Ajunwa where  it installed a giant 10KVA Luminous Inverter System, with 15 biggest size Tubular Batteries, 32 German Solar Panels (300watts), 180v MPPT CHARGE CONTROLLER and other accessories to power two Inverter ACs and all other essentials in the office.

Among the elite list of Partners of the “Solar For All” Promo are the Alumni Association of UNILAG COLLEGE OF MEDICINE (CLASS 76 & 79), NBA Lagos Branch, BOSAN Abuja, Otu Oka-iwu Abuja, NBA Kano Branch, NBA Gwagwalada Branch, Medical Doctors at FMC Cooperative, and F. C. T. Pharmacies among others.

According to the company, among the leading lawyers already enjoying the services of the company are Chief Emeka Ngige SAN, Mazi Afam Osigwe SAN, Chief Tawo Tawo SAN, Chief Emeka Obegolu SAN, Sir Chike Ekeocha of Alex Izinyon SAN & Co/SUEX Nig.Ltd, Hon. Rodrich Ugwu, Chief Nic Omeye, and Mr. Ken Ugwuanyi.

Other beneficiaries from whom the efficiency of delivery can be verified, according to Bricks and Castles, include Chief J-K Gadzama SAN, Prince Adetosoye Adebiyi, Mr. Paul Daudu, Chief Peter Ilegogie, Aare Muyiwa Akinboro SAN, Aare Isiaka Olagunju SAN, Dr. Babatunde Ajibade SAN of SPA Ajibade SAN & Co, FIDA Nigeria (FIDA House Abuja), Prince Adetokunbo Kayode SAN, Mrs. Amina Agbaje (FIDA Nigeria CVP), Dr. Mrs Ayorinde of Ayorinde SAN & Co, Mrs. Mariam Agbabokha; Barr. Mrs. Rachel Ebun Akerele; Mr. Anthony Malik SAN, Chief Kemi Pinheiro SAN, Mr. I. M. Dikko SAN of Liman, Liman SAN & Co; Hon. Justice Emeka Nriezedi of the Anambra State Judiciary; Dr. Hassan Liman SAN, Chief J. U. K Igwe SAN, Mummy Sylvia Okoregbe, John Ochogwu Esq., Prof. Godson Ogbonna of Abia State University Uturu, Sir Austin Mwana, Mr. Thony Lyiod Onyemaizu, Dr. Agada Elachi, Mr. Zach Akubo of S. I. Ameh SAN & Co., Mr. Ime Edem-nse; Mr. Edafe Mrakpor, Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Ebedebiri Cottage Hospital of Sagbama LGA of Bayelsa State, Federal College of Education Warri, Nigerian Agricultural Seeds Council, Institute of Chartered Mediators and Conciliators of Nigeria (ICMC), Chief R. N. Okeke and Sons Ltd of Wukari in Taraba State, and Alhaji Abdulrahman Adamu of the Trademoore Estate.

Other reputable organisations with whom the company has a thriving partnership include NBA Abuja, NBA Lagos, Body of Senior Advocates of Nigeria (BOSAN) Abuja, Otu Oka-Iwu Abuja, NFIU Cooperative Society, NBA Kano Branch, NBA Gwagwalada Branch, Medical Doctors at FMC Cooperative, and FCT Pharmacies among others.

Said the company: “In case of any issue with the Inverter Machine, another Inverter is deployed before we take the one that needs attention for troubleshooting/repairs.”

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OSINBAJO, CJN, USORO, AKPATA, OTHERS FOR LEGAL TECH CONFAB

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Virtual LegalTech Conference unveils New Ecosystem for Client/Lawyer Engagement and Administration of Justice in Nigeria Post COVID-19

As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to ravage economies all around the world, there has been an increased pivot in the use and adoption of technology across several industries, where hitherto technology was a mere tool and not a driver of day to day operations. The world as we knew it has changed forever and it is imperative that this paradigm shift is accentuated by current realities of how individuals, organizations, institutions and governments work and interact.

The realization that the operation of businesses and delivery of services cannot go back to pre COVID-19 ways of providing goods and services has motivated putting together the first Legal Technologies Virtual Conference, by Nigeria’s foremost LegalTech company, LawPavilion Business Solutions Limited, in conjunction with Telnet Group, Nigeria’s leading digital transformation company, to be held on August 13-14, 2020.

The conference which will be available to participants from all around the world through Zoom video conferencing app features a line-up of erudite judges and legal practitioners in both public and private sectors. The Keynote Address will be delivered by His Excellency, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo SAN, GCON, Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. Other dignitaries expected at the virtual conference include His Lordship, Hon. Justice Ibrahim Tanko Muhammed CFR, Chief Justice of the Federation of Nigeria and Chairman, National Judicial Council; the Honorable Senate President, Hon. Ahmed Ibrahim Lawan; Honorable Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila; the President of the Nigerian Bar Association and other captains of industry and legal luminaries.

Briefing the press in Lagos, the Managing Director of LawPavilion Business Solutions, Mr. Ope Olugasa remarked that for almost 2 decades, LawPavilion has been at the forefront of providing and improving access to digital tools for the legal services industry. It has become imperative to leverage technology to accelerate access to justice for Nigerians and organizations interested in doing business in Nigeria.

Speaking further, Olugasa stated that while the general public tends to think of the judiciary as the least visible or important arm of government, the role of the judiciary comprising of judges, lawyers, arbitrators, mediators and legal institutions in economic growth and development is so critical, that where the justice system is fraught with inefficiencies and inadequacies, economic growth is stunted. He pointed out that for example, in today’s global market, true wealth is no longer in only expansive real estate or tangible cash, but in holding intangible intellectual property. Thus, economies that do not accord enough recognition and protection of law to intellectual property stand a genuine risk of not being at par with other economies.

The conference, which will span over 2 days comprise of a keynote lecture and panel discussions on the role of an efficient justice system in driving the wheel of innovation and economic growth, with panelists such as Hon Justice Olukayode Ariwoola (JSC), Hon. Justice Amina Augie (JSC), Dr. Babatunde Ajibade SAN, Mr. Wale Fapohunda, AG Ekiti State, Mr. Folorunsho Aliu, Group MD of Telnet Nigeria Ltd and Mr. Gbenga Sesan, CEO Paradigm Initiatives. There will also be breakout sessions focusing on seamless court integration as well as tools and resources to run an efficient law firm post COVID-19 using technology.

Some of the discussants at the breakout sessions will include Hon. Justice Kashim Zannah, Chief Judge of Borno State and Chairman of National Judicial ICT Committee; Hon. Justice Olutoyin Akeredolu, the Chief Judge of Ondo State; Dr. Ayodele Akenroye, Judge of Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada; Mr. Dapo Akinosun of SimmonsCooper Partners; Mr. Sesan Sobowale, Head of Legal, Union Bank of Nigeria; Mr. Raymond Mgbokwere, Head of Legal, First Bank of Nigeria and Mr. Seun Abimbola, Former AG of Oyo State and Chairman of NBA Section on Legal Practice.

Commenting further, Olugasa pointed out that there has been a significant revolution of the banking industry through the introduction and adoption of FinTech in Nigeria, which has exponentially raised the profile of Nigeria’s banking industry. There has been significant collaboration between banking institutions, stakeholders and government agencies to consolidate and rapidly enhance banking operations, irrespective of location or time.

Accordingly, the legal services industry is also ripe and well primed for such technological transformation and the virtual Legal Technologies Conference being hosted by LawPavilion, in conjunction with Telnet Group, will showcase the unveiling of an enterprise solution for the judiciary,  LawRights App (for the general citizenry), Lagos State Laws in E-book version integrated into LawPavilion’s award-winning legal research software, all of which constitute parts of a new ecosystem, seeking to institutionalize legal-technology in Nigeria’s justice sector.

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Billed to hold at the popular Commerce House, Victoria Island, Lagos, the event will witness the cream of industry experts dissecting several aspects of the subject.

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The convict was arraigned on May 25, 2018 on a two- count charge bordering on obtaining money by false pretence and possession of fraudulent documents to the tune of N124, 937.53( One Hundred and Twenty- four Thousand, Nine Hundred and Thirty-seven Naira, Fifty-three Kobo).

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