Protocol Distinguished Ladies and Gentlemen, I have come to this workshop to rub minds with you on the implications of Section 393(2) of the Administration of Criminal Justice Law recently enacted by our legislature in which the identical provision of the
Speech Presented On Behalf Of The Body Of Senior Advocates Of Nigeria By Chief T. J. Onomigbo Okpoko, San, Oon At The Supreme Court Special Session Held At Abuja On The 24th Day Of Septemeber 2018 On The Occasion Of The
INTRODUCTION Clients and contacting parties have expectations in choosing international arbitration as the mode for the resolution of their disputes. Such expectations include quick and timely resolution of disputes, finality of the award and prompt realization of any award that may
SPEECH DELIVERED BY CHIEF T. J. ONOMIGBO OKPOKO, OON, SAN ON BEHALF OF THE BODY OF SENIOR ADVOCATES OF NIGERIA, AT THE SPECIAL VALEDICTORY SESSION OF SUPREME COURT TO MARK THE RETIREMENT FROM SUPREME COURT OF HON. JUSTICE AMINU SANUSI, OFR,
Due to the prevailing spread of Corona Virus in the Country and realizing the need to align ourselves with actions of Government at both the Federal and State Levels and in a determined effort to overcome this health threat, our four
Coronavirus (Covid-19) And the Legal Principle of Force Majeure As Covid-19 continues to ravish almost all countries of the world, the rich or poor, the small and big, and as countries try to contain the spread of the dangerous pandemic by
Protocol as established by the Honourable CJN. On behalf of the Body of Senior advocates of Nigeria, I welcome our new members and congratulate each and everyone of them for scaling through the rigorous tests in pursuit of this great Honour.
