Legal position of ‘This is Nigeria’ by Falz
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The thrive for relevance
In the very complex society which we live in today, it is a fight to the finish, a winner takes all. For this reason, we see all sort of acts, all in the bid to be at the peak.
While positive competition is encouraged at all levels, we must be quick to condemn negativity and wrong in the name of trying to be above others.
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LAWSAN Convention 2018 Set to begin ..
The much anticipated LAWSAN Convention, tagged ‘Raising the Bar’ begins today, 4th February, 2018.
The event which is slated for 5th – 9th 2018 had arrivals today, with schools coming from all regions of the country. The event is holding at University of Lagos, is the biggest
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LASU Debate Society excels ahead of University of Ibadan, University of Abuja, Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Anambra
The LASU DEBATE SOCIETY begins the year 2018 and the 2017/2018 Academic Session on a winning note.
The team embarked on the 8th Edition of the Clash of Sages competition at the University of Ibadan, organised by the Literary and Debate Society, Nnamdi Azikiwe Hall on the 13th of January, 2018.
The team produced the BEST SPEAKER for the competition in person of Uzuegbu Faith Chidinma.
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Where do you stand?
While it remains difficult to understand the root reasons to the systemic error which we find ourselves in within the State, Nigeria there are basic questions which would assist in making the change move from our stand point.
While we may complain, have reasons to castigate, find fault and so on, the question is, where do you really stand?
Pupilage Without Minimum Salary Is Sure Slavery For Young Lawyers By Prof Ernest Ojukwu, SAN
Section 86 of the Legal Profession Regulation Bill prescribes a mandatory pupilage scheme for every lawyer admitted to the Nigerian Bar from the date of the commencement of the Act. At the Lagos State Administration of Justice Conference Lagos, 2017 and the NBA Section of Business Law Conference Lagos, 2017, I strongly opined that a mandatory pupilage programme without minimum salary will convert our young lawyers to slaves. I still hold that view today.
I have reviewed the Legal Profession Regulation Bill and I find two gaps that we need to cover.
The first one is that the Bill does not create mandatory duty on the Legal Profession Council of Nigeria to prescribe minimum emolument for pupils. It is true that one of the prescribed responsibilities in the bill is that the Council shall make rules for “funding of the pupil programme”.
MANDATORY PUPILAGE; Opinion poll
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LASU REPRESENTS NIGERIA AT AFRICAN HUMAN RIGHTS MOOT COURT COMPETITION
The World-Class Students of Lagos State University have done it again! The University has again stood out amongst many other State and Federal Universities in Nigeria, to represent the Country in the African Human Rights Moot Court Competition. LASU’s team was made up of two students and a lecturer from the University’s Faculty of Law-Timilehin Joshua Ojo, Ojelabi John Olaitan and Dr. R. O. Olaoluwa.
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