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AGC-LOC LAUNCHES HISTORIC CONFRENCEPEDIA

The Local Organising Committee (LOC) for the 2022 Nigerian Bar Association Annual General Conference (NBAAGC) has unveiled a groundbreaking “Confrencepedia” to guide delegates as the conference opens today in Lagos.

The highly colourful 49-page document has virtually all a conferee needs to meander through the exciting Lagos landscape with ease and comfort, and is now LIVE on the WHOVA App.

Aside from Welcome Addresses from the five NBA Branch Chairmen from Lagos, Ikeja, Ikorodu, Badagry and Epe, the Confrencepedia also has a comprehensive “Outline of Sessions and Topics” for the 62nd Annual General Conference.

It also contains the major events and schedules for the AGC including the Jumat Service, Health Walk, Tree Planting Campaign, multi-denominational Church Service, Chess & Scrabble Competition, and President’s Dinner.

Others are details on the Friendship Center, Chief Judge’s Cocktail, Closing Party otherwise called “UnBarred 5.0,” Explore Lagos, Nearby Hospitals for serious emergency medicare, Pharmacy Stores, Relaxation Centres & Hangout Spots, Top-notch Restaurants, and 24-Hour Fuel Stations.

The Confrencepedia also outlines the dates for social events/parties to be hosted by Lagos branches of the NBA. While Lagos Branch will hold its party at Eko Atlantic City on Tuesday, August 23, 2022, Epe Branch will also hold its party the same day. NBA Badagry Branch will hold its party the next day while NBA Ikeja Branch Party holds on August 25, 2022.

Major traffic offences in Lagos, Secretariat Addresses for Lagos branches, and Emergency Security Numbers are among other relevant information contained in the Confrencepedia.

The 16-member Local Organising Committee (LOC) has NBA Lagos Branch Chairman, Mr. Ikechukwu Uwanna at the helm while Ms. Chinenye Oragwu is the Secretary and Head of Health Walk & Health Centre.

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AFAA LAUNCHES AFRICAN ARBITRATION DIRECTORY, PROFILES ADEKOYA, OTHERS

The African Arbitration Association (AfAA) has unveiled “A Directory of African International Arbitrators (DAIA)” as well as the “African Arbitration Atlas,” a free online one-stop resource that comprises of African Arbitration Legislation (AAL).

Announcing the launch of the resources in a statement, AFAA said: “The AAL holds arbitration laws of African countries. It is a tool that has interactive and comparative features. The interactive features allow a user to hover over text on the left-hand side of the page, which will highlight countries on the interactive map of the continent indicating whether or not they have arbitration institutions, have adopted the UNCITRAL Model Law and are signatories to the New York Convention, the ICSID Convention and OHADA.

“Clicking a country on the interactive map will bring up an arbitration summary of that country, allowing a user to view, search and download that country’s arbitration legislation. A user is also able to view contact details of a country’s arbitration institution(s), if any. The comparative feature allows a user to compare arbitration provisions of two African countries or of an African country with the UNCITRAL Model Law by selecting them and the arbitration topics from a dropdown menu.

“The DAIA holds information on African arbitrators with international arbitration experience or qualification. Users are able to search arbitrators by gender, nationality, language, areas of specialism and more. Users are also able to contact arbitrators directly.”

Among the leading Nigerian arbitrators profiled in the inaugural Directory of African International Arbitrators (DAIA) are Mrs. Funke Adekoya SAN, Prof. Ike Ehiribe, Mrs. Olusola Adegbonmire, Mr. Muhammad Belgore SAN, Mrs. Diane Okoko and Mr. Isaiah Bozimo.

While spotlighting Adekoya, AfAA stated that “Her appointments have been both ad-hoc and institutional under the LCIA, ICC and ICSID rules, where she has acted as sole, party appointed or chaired arbitral panels in disputes arising out of shareholder agreements, commercial contracts, licensing or joint venture arrangements in the energy, natural resources and infrastructure sectors.

“She is a Chartered Arbitrator of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators and was a past Chairman of the Nigeria Branch. She is ranked in Chambers Global and in Who’s Who Legal Arbitration, is listed on the Chairman’s Panel of Arbitrators at ICSID and is currently a member of the ICC Africa Commission.”

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