by Legalnaija | Jul 10, 2024 | Blawg
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by Legalnaija | Jul 8, 2024 | Blawg
The inaugural ICC Nigeria International Arbitration Days took place on July 3rd and 4th of July, 2024. During this conference, delegates engaged in discussions on various topical issues related to the practice and development of International Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) in Nigeria. It commenced with the welcome addresses given by the Chairman of the international Chamber of Commerce Mr Babatunde Savage FCA, the chair person of ICC Nigeria commission on arbitration and ADR, Professor Mrs Dorothy Ufot SAN and Alexander Fessas,the Secretary General ICC International Court of arbitration.
Notably, Mr. Alexander Fessas, the Secretary General of the ICC International Court of Arbitration, acknowledged Nigeria’s efforts in hosting the Africa Regional conferences for the past seven years. This year, the Africa Regional conference took place in Nairobi, Kenya, aligning with ICC’s policy to expand its reach into other parts of Africa, particularly East Africa. Additionally, Mr. Babatunde Savage FCA, Chairman of the International Chamber of Commerce Nigeria, emphasized Nigeria’s openness for international arbitration business. He called upon federal and state governments to involve Nigerian arbitrators and enhance local content in international arbitration.
Overall, the conference provided valuable insights and fostered dialogue on the prospects of arbitration and ADR in emerging international arbitration hubs, benefiting participants and contributing to the growth of dispute resolution in Nigeria.
The chair of ICC Nigeria Arbitration Committee, Mrs. Dorothy Ufot SAN noted the dangers of corruption on arbitration and its effects. The President of the Nigerian Bar Association, Mr. YC Maikyau also gave his good will message and congratulated ICC Nigeria on its first inaugural ICC arbitration days. He thanked the ICC for the capacity building work that it has done over the years with respect to Nigerian legal practitioners. In attendance was also the Attorney General of Lagos State, Mr. Lawal Pedro, Senior Advocate of Nigeria who formerly opened the conference on behalf of the governor of Lagos State, His Excellency Mr Babatunde Sanwo Olu. After the opening ceremony there five sessions on various topics that interrogated the prospects and challenges of international arbitration in emerging market, investment treaty disputes, technology intervention in arbitration and AI, ethical considerations and the future of international arbitration.
The second day of the ICC Nigeria Arbitration Days commenced with a plenary session that looked into unlocking the potentials of the blue economy particularly the opportunities inherent for maritime Arbitrators. Other sessions looked into capacity building of arbitration practitioners, enforcement of arbitral awards, promoting diversity and inclusion and the role of in-house counsel in international arbitration.
Several thought-provoking discussions and points to note are that:
- There is a steady increase in the contributions from African parties reflecting Africa’s expanding role in the international arbitration space and this is a welcome to development.
- Networking is important for the career development of arbitration practitioners but even more important is for the arbitrator to be clear on what services they are capable of rendering when they connect and network.
- That investment arbitration is evolving and there are new considerations such as corporate behaviour, environmental, social and governance considerations.
- Artificial intelligence is not going to replace human beings anytime soon as it cannot for now replicate human emotional intelligence nor does it have the cognizance of cultural nuances. However it is important to understand even though AI has its limits it has several areas where it can help in the efficient running of the arbitral process.
- Dedicated courts or judges will help address a number of issues in domestic and international arbitration in Nigeria from helping the arbitration process to ensuring ethical standards are maintained.
- There is a need for the Nigerian government to develop the maritime industry and the blue economy by putting down the right strategies as increased maritime business will increase the avenue for more maritime dispute resolution work.
- Mentorship must be deliberate on the part of the mentee and focused on professional, personal and business development.
- Enforcement of arbitral awards must be done with the understanding that it is important that Nigeria is seen as an arbitration friendly jurisdiction.
- Diversity and Inclusion is not just gender specific but also covers other areas such as race and age.
- There must be a collective willingness to make international arbitration work in Nigeria not just the laws but also the practice.
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by Legalnaija | Jul 8, 2024 | Blawg
NBAAGC PRESIDENT’S CUP: 2 Million Naira Up For Grabs
Join the Excitement at the NBA 2024 Annual General Conference Football Tournament!
Get ready to showcase your athletic prowess and competitive spirit at the 2024 Annual General Conference of the Nigerian Bar Association.
This year’s conference promises not only intellectual stimulation but also an array of thrilling sports activities designed to foster camaraderie and healthy competition. Chief among these is the highly anticipated football tournament—the President’s Cup.
With 2 million Naira up for grabs, competitors finishing in 2nd and 3rd place will also receive substantial prizes.
**FOOTBALL PRIZE MONEY (MALE & FEMALE CATEGORIES):**
– 1st Prize – N2,000,000
– 2nd Prize – N1,500,000
– 3rd Prize – N1,000,000
Registration is currently ongoing at: [www.nigerianbar.org.ng/conference](https://www.nigerianbar.org.ng/conference) or send an email to agcpcsports@nigerianbar.org.ng.
Registration Timeline: Wednesday, 12th June 2024 to Friday, 12th July 2024
For enquiries, please contact:
– Tony Atata, Chair, NBA AGC 2024 Sports Sub-committee: *08032163006*
– Olujimi Olujide-Poko: *07065455869*
– Farida Umar Usman, Secretary, NBA AGC 2024 Sports Sub-committee: *08035811935
Do not miss out on this fantastic opportunity to engage with fellow lawyers outside the courtroom and enjoy a memorable conference experience filled with sportsmanship and networking. You can register for the 2024 Annual General Conference [here](https://www.nigerianbar.org.ng/conference).
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by Legalnaija | Jul 5, 2024 | Blawg
The Nigerian Bar Association Section on Business Law (NBA-SBL) added a vibrant and entertaining twist to its 18th Annual International Business Law Conference. Following the success of its maiden edition, the NBA-SBL brought back the highly anticipated “Lawyers Got Talent” 2.0. This event showcased the diverse talents of legal professionals beyond the courtroom, culminating in a night of captivating performances and spirited competition.
The event featured 10 would-be superstars who pitted their skills against one another in art forms such as music, spoken-word poetry, and drumming, under the watchful eyes of a trio of judges: Alex Muoka, Ms. Comfort Booth, and Ubi Franklin. Cheered on by a rapturous audience, each contestant gave a virtuoso performance – some, admittedly, more technically adept than others.
The competition, which started with 10 contestants during the first round, was streamlined by the keen eyes of the judges to five finalists: Favour Evoselum, Adekunle, Justice, Zullaihat, and Blessing. At the end of the second stage of the competition, the audience was left to choose their winners and top contestants.
The grand finale of Lawyers Got Talent saw three exceptional performers take the stage, each bringing their unique flair and artistic expression to the delight of the audience. The competition, which aimed to celebrate the creativity and multifaceted abilities of lawyers, was a resounding success.
For Blessing Okpere Eboselum, it was a dream come true. Her victory in the talent hunt show came as a pleasant surprise. Her powerful voice and delivery earned her the top prize of 1 million naira.
Taking second place, the first runner-up, Adekunle, impressed the audience with his exceptional drumming skills. For his remarkable performance, Adekunle was awarded 750,000 naira.
Securing third place was Justice, who captivated the audience with his compelling spoken word performance. His ability to convey a hilarious and powerful message through poetry was truly inspiring, earning him a well-deserved prize of 500,000 naira.
The Lawyers Got Talent competition was more than just a display of artistic prowess; it was a celebration of the vibrant and dynamic nature of the legal profession. The event provided a platform for lawyers to express themselves creatively, fostering a sense of camaraderie and mutual appreciation among peers.
It was a thoroughly enjoyable evening, with pictures to show for it.
by Legalnaija | Jul 4, 2024 | Blawg
Flying into Lagos for the #nbaagc24?
Get Discounted ValueJet Airline Tickets for NBA Annual General Conference Delegates
The Nigerian Bar Association is pleased to announce an exciting partnership between the NBA Annual General Conference Planning Committee (NBA-AGCPC) and ValueJet Airline, offering exclusive discounted travel rates for delegates attending the 64th Annual General Conference in Lagos.
Booking Details:
Routes and Rates:
– Abuja and Port Harcourt to Lagos:N120,000 net one-way and N240,000 net roundtrip per passenger.
– Road Travel from Gombe and Jigawa to Jos or Bauchi:Passengers will travel via Abuja at a net fare of N200,000 one-way and N400,000 net roundtrip.
Booking Period:
– This offer is valid for bookings made from now until July 31, 2024.
– Scheduled booking dates are from August 20-26 for outbound flights and August 28-31 for return flights.
How to access the offer
1. Access the flight schedule via the ValueJet website: [www.flyvaluejet.com](http://www.flyvaluejet.com/).
2. Email corporatesalesdesk@flyvaluejet.com with the subject line: NBA-AGC LAGOS.
3. Attach evidence of flight payment and your NBA Conference fee receipt to your email.
Terms and Conditions :
Ensure you are a registered delegate for the 2024 NBA-AGC, as the team will verify delegate status using SCN details and payments made for flights without registration for conference will be forfeited.
Contact Information:
– For inquiries, please contact Kazeem Nasir at 0803 589 4855.
Please note:
– This offer is limited and subject to ValueJet’s terms and conditions.
We encourage you to take advantage of this fantastic opportunity to secure your travel arrangements at a discounted rate. We look forward to welcoming you to the conference and making this event a memorable experience for all attendees.
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by Legalnaija | Jul 3, 2024 | Blawg
Are you planning to attend the Annual General Conference (AGC) with your colleagues, we’ve got great news for you!
We have streamlined the group registration process to make it easier and more efficient for you. Note that you can only make Group Registration for not less than *10 persons*.
Here’s how you can get *your group of 10 people and above* registered seamlessly:
1. Download the Template
Simply scan the QR code on the flier to download the Excel template for group registration.
Submit the Document
2. Complete the Excel document with your list of delegates and email it to conference@nigerianbar.org.ng.
3. Invoice Generation
Once submitted, an invoice with the total amount payable will be sent to you.
Get Your Receipt.
Each receipt will be generated and sent to all members of your group individually.
4. Payment
The amount indicated on the invoice is to be paid into the designated account contained in the invoice. After payment, patiently wait for your payment to be processed. When the payment is processed, a confirmation email will be sent to you.
Your group is now registered!
Details on where and how to collect the name tags for your group at the conference will be emailed to you not later than a week before the conference.
Important: All lawyers in your group who have not already signed up on the NBA portal should visit portal.nigerianbar.org.ng and complete the onboarding process before group registration.
Don’t miss this opportunity to engage, learn, and network with the best in the legal profession. Act now and ensure your group’s participation in this landmark event.
For more information and assistance, please contact us at +2348149992919.
Let’s press forward together to rebuild Nigeria!
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by Legalnaija | Jul 2, 2024 | Blawg
Are you a lawyer? Have you met Charles Ajiboye? Charles is the Executive Partner at The Penthouse Law and is currently serving as the Assistant Publicity Secretary of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), and in that role, he has been very integral to the successes of the publicity secretariat under the current National Executive.
To mention a few here are a few of what Charles has contributed to the NBA as a member of the NBA Publicity team;
- It is on record that the publicity team in which Charles is an integral member has revived the NBA Newsletter.
- It is also on record that the NBA publicity team has reorganized how emails are sent to members in compliance with current privacy laws of the country and in compliance with global privacy policies. Now members are free to determine which emails they receive and which emails they do not receive. There is backend data that can monitor open rates, unsubscribing rates, and all sorts to ensure efficiency.
- It is also on record that this is the first time in recent history in the NBA that an Assistant Publicity Secretary will be appointed as Alternate -chairman of the Media and Publicity Subcommittee of the Annual General Conference 2024. This is a testament and a proof of the enormous contribution that Charles brought to bear in the 2003 Abuja Annual General Conference.
- It is also on record that Charles has saved the Nigerian Bar Association several millions of Naira by his unusual ability to anchor, moderate and compare events. He has done this at scores of events for the Nigerian Bar Association at no cost at all, both at the branch level, at the section level, at NBA committees level, and even at the level of the National Executive Council.
5. It is on record that this current publicity team re-invogorated the social media accounts and Charles who manages the Instagram account got the account to be verified to ensure that the information that are on the NBA Instagram official handle are trusted.
6.Charles also raised the followership of lawyers on that IG account from less than 2,000 when he took over the account to over 7,000 followers now organically without one single financial investment from the NBA.
7. The current Publicity team also raised the Twitter account following from about 20,000 when the administration took over to over 41,000 now without any form of sponsorship, just by creative ideas and engagement.
8. Members can now follow NBA stories and news without any form of distractions through the WhatsApp channel which this Publicity team created.
9. Furthermore, there has now been a set up of an NBA blog and so lawyers are no longer tied to reading news only from NBA bloggers but the NBA now has an official blog which Charles has sufficiently managed under this current publicity team.
In addition to all of this, Charles has been a front line barman, an activist by excellence. He was at the forefront of the enforcement of the court boycott order when the NBA decided to boycott the court in protest to the illegal removal of the Chief Justice of Nigeria. Charles was also a front line barman and was part of those who led the activism that led to the reversal of the infamous land use charge in Lagos State. Charles has been part of several protests and activism against injustice, oppression of people and Nigerian lawyers, especially those that have been brutalized in the past by law enforcement agencies. He has been part of meetings and petition writing, litigation and the defense of the rights of many individuals.
There is no doubt that the Nigerian Bar Association needs Charles Ajiboye’s experience which has been garnered over the years in different roles both within and outside the NBA. As lawyers are gearing to the poll in less than three weeks, all lawyers are enjoined to vote Charles Ajiboye overwhelmingly as the National Publicity Secretary of the Nigerian Bar Association. The NBA will be greater for it.
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by Legalnaija | Jun 28, 2024 | Blawg
The Nigerian Bar Association Section on Business Law (NBA-SBL) continued its 18th Annual International Business Law Conference on the 27th of June, 2024, marking the first full day of the event. Themed “Survive and THRIVE,” the conference is designed to equip legal practitioners and businesses with the tools and knowledge to navigate the complexities of the modern economic landscape.
The event began with a welcome address from the CPC Chair, Mr. Ose Okpeku. In his opening remarks, Mr. Okpeku emphasized that “Survive and THRIVE” is not just a theme but a positive affirmation and a mantra. He highlighted the organization’s ongoing efforts to create value for its members, ensuring they not only survive but thrive. He urged the speakers to provide honest and critical insights that attendees could use to develop strategies for success.
Following the welcome address, a keynote address was delivered by H.R.H. Dr. Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, OON, represented by Alhaji Suleiman Barau, OON. Dr. Sanusi praised the conference theme, noting its relevance in today’s economy. He discussed the roles of government, businesses, and individuals in fostering survival and growth, emphasizing the need for a mindset shift and cultural change. He also highlighted the importance of cost management in financial planning and encouraged businesses to explore untapped opportunities.
Next, Dr. Tayo Aduloju, CEO of NESG, delivered a guest speech. Dr. Aduloju stressed the importance of delivering measurable and tangible outcomes that positively impact citizens. He noted that for organizations to thrive in this economy, they would need to first stabilize; and for their ideas to yield results, it would need to be properly sequenced.
Following this speech were plenary sessions which covered a range of critical topics:
Plenary One: Capital Markets – Reviving the Nigerian Economy: The Capital Markets to the rescue. This was moderated by Ms. Olubukola Olabiyi, the session featured discussions on reviving the Nigerian economy through capital markets, with insights from experts including Ms. Ummahani Amin, Ms. Mabel Okereke, Ms. Abiola Adekoya, and Ms. Frana Chukwuogor.
Plenary Two: Cultivating prosperity: Is Agriculture our lifeline? This session was moderated by Mr. Fidelis Adewole, this session explored strategies and banking infrastructures that can be adopted to promote agricultural storage in Nigeria. Speakers included Dr. Kabir Yusuf, Sen. Saliu Mustapha, Mr. Aminu Nyako, and Ms. Affiong Williams.
Plenary Three: Tech & Innovation: Twin tools for surviving and thriving. This session, moderated by Mr. Basil Udotai, focused on how technology and innovation can help legal practitioners and businesses survive and thrive. Panelists included Mr. Adeleke Alex-Adedipe, Mr. Kazeem Oladepo, Mr. Muyiwa Matuluko, and Ms. Sumbo Akintola.
Plenary Four: Legal Practice Management: Prospects and challenges for legal practice in Nigeria. Moderated by Mrs. Rebecca Ebokpo, this session addressed the prospects and challenges of legal practice in Nigeria. Attendees were urged to work towards offering so much value in their career such that it meets international standards. Esteemed speakers such as Mr. George Etomi, Ambassador Yonov Fred Agah, Ms. Taiwo Afonja, and Mr. Defolu Olufon shared their perspectives on this.
The day concluded with the recognition of sponsors, closing remarks, and the much-anticipated “Lawyers Got Talent 2.0,” which showcased the diverse talents within the legal community.
As the conference progresses to Day 2, which doubles as the final day, participants can anticipate more insightful discussions, breakout sessions, and networking opportunities. The NBA-SBL remains committed to providing a platform for legal professionals to exchange knowledge and ideas, fostering growth and innovation in the field of business law.
For further information and updates on the conference, visit the NBA-SBL website at www.nbasbl.org or contact the Conference Secretariat at info@nbasbl.org. Follow us on social media platforms to stay updated. Please visit NBA-SBL on Instagram – @nbasbl and Twitter – @nbasblofficial.
by Legalnaija | Jun 27, 2024 | Blawg
As legal professionals, our ability to communicate effectively through written documents and oral advocacy is paramount. Whether you’re drafting contracts, motions, or presenting your case in court, honing your legal writing and advocacy skills is essential.
Legal writing is any type of writing within the legal profession that aims to convey legal information to others. It is characterized by clarity, conciseness, and accuracy. Good legal writing offers several advantages:
Credibility: Clear, well-structured writing enhances your professional reputation.
Effective Communication: It ensures your arguments are understood by judges, lawyers, and clients.
Winning Cases: Precise writing reduces ambiguity, increasing your chances of success.
Client Attraction: Demonstrating legal expertise through writing can attract clients.
Let’s dive into some practical tips:
a. Clarity and Precision:
– Know Your Audience: Consider who will read your document—clients, judges, or opposing counsel. Use plain language and avoid jargon.
– Be Concise: Eliminate unnecessary words. Short sentences are powerful.
– Structure Matters: Organize your document logically. Use headings, subheadings, and bullet points.
b. Legal Research:
– Thoroughness: Research extensively to support your arguments. Use reliable sources.
– Cite Properly:Follow citation rules (e.g., Bluebook for legal citations).
c. Persuasive Writing:
– Issue Framing: Clearly state the legal issue. Use a concise question format.
– Rule Application: Apply legal rules to the facts. Explain how they support your position.
– Analogies and Precedents: Use relevant cases or analogies to strengthen your argument.
– Counterarguments: Address opposing viewpoints. Show why they fail.
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by Legalnaija | Jun 27, 2024 | Blawg
NBA SBL Kicks Off 18th Annual International Business Law Conference with Grand Opening Nigh
The Nigerian Bar Association Section on Business Law (NBA-SBL) commenced its 18th Annual International Business Law Conference on the 26th of June, 2024, marking the beginning of an event that promises to set new benchmarks in the legal profession. Themed “Survive and THRIVE,” this year’s conference is a beacon for legal practitioners and businesses navigating the complexities of the modern economic landscape.
The opening night, held at the Rainbow Event Marquee, was a celebration of art, heartfelt speeches, and intellectual exchange. The evening began with a stunning art exhibition, formally opened by Mr. Gbenga Oyebode, represented by Olujoke Aliyu. Attendees were treated to a vibrant display of creativity, setting a sophisticated tone for the events to follow.
Following the exhibition, SBL Chairman Dr. Adeoye Adefulu delivered a welcome remark. He emphasized the importance of survival in the face of challenges, stating, “Survival is not a dirty word. People undermine the importance of survival, especially given the challenges we face as a nation.” Dr. Adefulu urged lawyers and legal practitioners to adopt tactical approaches to surviving and thriving in the evolving landscape.
The evening continued with remarks by NBA President Y.C Maikyau SAN, who highlighted the necessity of resilience and foresightedness implicit in the theme “Survive and THRIVE.” He added, “We only survive to thrive,” encouraging attendees to remain purposeful and focused.’’
Next, the Attorney General of the Federation/Chief Justice of Nigeria, Mrs. Jumoke Oduwole, delivered a goodwill message. She urged legal practitioners to leverage recent key legislations, such as the Business Association Act signed into law in February 2023, and participate in ongoing reforms like the Omnibus Bill 2.0. She emphasized the importance of collaboration in supporting business reforms.
The highlight of the evening was the conference dinner speech by Mr. Ademola Akinrele SAN. Mr. Akinrele reflected on the high standards of the legal profession historically and called for unity among practitioners. He encouraged resilience and unity, stating, “The only basis to have business reforms is unity. If we show messianic zeal and a sense of togetherness, we will be surprised at the quantum of reform that can be achieved in Nigeria.”
The evening concluded with a sumptuous three-course meal, networking opportunities, a vote of thanks expressing gratitude to all participants and organizers, and an after-party allowing guests to unwind and celebrate the beginning of this significant event.
As the conference progresses, attendees can look forward to a series of panel discussions, plenary sessions, breakout sessions, and more keynote speeches from reputable individuals.
For further information and updates on the conference, visit the NBA-SBL website at www.nbasbl.org or contact the Conference Secretariat at info@nbasbl.org. Follow us on social media platforms to stay updated. Please visit NBA-SBL on Instagram – @nbasbl and Twitter – @nbasblofficial.
