RedBenson: I thought they debunked the news that King was dead but what i had from CCNL facebook tonight said "late King". Why are we not told the truth?

My brother I tire, the King died about three months ago and yet no official statement from the so called company managers, don't agree with me that something has gone wrong with CCNL for a long time. Even the king himself while alive was never very sincere with the patentees. They only tell us about criminality of Mobil what about The robbery going on in CCNL more than 80% of the aggregate investment went to individuals private pockets with the king getting the lion share.

Breaking News: CCNL versus Mobil Oil.
Supreme Court Adjourned Hearing Date For 27 Days

Court to entertain the motion for time enlargement to file Cross Appellant Reply Brief filed by Mobil Oil on 3rd of November, 2014.

Court to entertain the Restoration Application filed by CCNL on 3rd of November, 2014.

The Board of Directors (BOD) in Comandclem Nigeria Limited has accomplished uncommon legal success in the actualization of unpaid royalties in the patented invention of King Professor CJA Uwemedimo today 3rd of October, 2014, in the Supreme Court of Nigeria when the court adjourned the hearing of the case (CCNL versus Mobil Oil) from 7th of October, 2014 to 3rd of November, 2014.

Detailed report shall be published very soon.

Congratulation to all patentees for this short adjournment.

Name: Yusuf Nurudeen (B. Sc, AAT, ACA)
Head Office Address:
CCNL Zonal Headquarters,
Position: CCNL Marketing Manager
Number 4, Ogudu Road,
Ojota,
Lagos State.
Ondo State Office:
Position: CCNL Ondo State Manager
No 32. Oba-Adesida Road,
Opposite Airtel Office,
S.O. Area,
Akure.
Mobil Number: +2347032522248
CCNL Twitter Handle: www.twitter.com/Comandlem_Nig
CCNL Facebook Name: Comandclem Patentees
CCNL Corporate Facebook Address: www.facebook.com/comandclemnigerialimited
CCNL Corporate Website: www.comandclemonline.com
CCNL Forum: www.comandclemonline.com/forum/index.php?

(A)    Patentees Or Clement Foundation Registration



Amount Of Registration
N30,000:00 And 4 Passport Photographs

Benefits
(1)   N30,000:00 As A Monthly Ticket Under CCNL Social Security Scheme

(2)   Guaranteed Employment In

(A)   Oil And Gas Industries,
(B)   New 155 Cottage Industries
(C)   An Airline Company To Be Floated By CCNL.


(B)    Committee Of Friends In The Ruling Council Of CCNL Registration As :

(1)   Prince / Princess
(2)   Lady / Sir
(3)   Noble
(4)   Baron
(5)   Knight

Please Note: You Must First And Foremost Register As A Patentee Before Proceeding Or Attempting To Register Into Any Other Category.

Amount Of Registration

(1)   Prince / Princess = N50,000
(2)   Lady / Sir= N100,00
(3)   Noble= N1 Million
(4)   Baron= N1.5 Million
(5)   Knight= N2 Million

Plus Additional 2 Passport Photographs


   Benefits
(1)   Monthly Salaries For Those In Those Ruling Councils Are Sa Follows.
                  Basic             Total Allowance
(1)   Prince / Princess   = N100,000      N400,000
(2)   Lady / Sir                  = N300,000       N500,000
(3)   Noble                      = N500,000      N700,000
(4) Baron                        = N500,000      N800,000
(5) Knight                      = N500,000      N800,000
(2)  They Are The People Who Will Be Selected Into Ruling Council Of CCNL.
(3) Contract Will Be Awarded To Them If They Register As Contractors
(4)  They Will Be Appointed And Selected To Supervise The Directors, Managers And Workers.
(5) Training And Scholarship To The Participating Youth.
(6) They Will Be Issued Certificates To Answer Their International Traditional Names Throughout The World To Be Sponsored By CCNL.
(7) Official Car Will Be Given On Application.
( Human Development And Wealth Empowerment.
(9) Granting Of Loans To Individuals And Groups.
(10) They Will Enjoy Free Air Tickets To Travel Throughout The World.



(C)   Overseas Training Registration

      Amount Of Registration

      N65,000 Plus A Passport Photographs

               Benefits
CCNL Will Send Its Qualified Staff Abroad For Training. The Company Will Be Responsible For Their Air Ticket, Accommodation And Other Allowances. Participants Will Come To Nigeria After The Training To Be One Of The Directors Of The New Industries/Companies To Be Floated By CCNL.


(D)   Contract Registration

            Amount Of Registration
(1)   Ua 1 = N35,000
(2)   Ua 2 = N55,000
(3)   Ua 3 = N100,000
Plus Additional 2 Passport Photographs
               Benefits
Those Who Register With The Company As Contractors Will Have Guaranteed Contracts To Be Awarded To Them With The Above Proposed Industries To Be Floated By CCNL





Name: Yusuf Nurudeen
Position: CCNL Marketing Manager
Hot Line: +2347032522248

Hmmmmmm, make i no talk.

Oyewo Muideen Adekunle Prayed
Supreme Court To Adjourn The Case Of
CCNL versus Mobil Oil From
3rd Of November, 2014 To 26th Of January, 2015.




Mr. Oyewo Muideen Adekunle is a fake patentee from Kwara State masquerading Pastor Monday (The Dismissed Ex-General Manager) in Comandclem Nigeria Limited.


Mr. Oyewo Muideen Adekunle wrote an application by way of motion to the Supreme Court of Nigeria dated 15th of April, 2014.


In the said motion, Mr. Oyewo Muideen Adekunle prayed the Judges of the Supreme Court of Nigeria to adjourn the hearing slated for 3rd of November, 2014 to 26th of January, 2015 when he said and I quote him verbatim.


“An order of this honourable court granting the party sought to be joined the time of a 90 (Ninety) day period to file and serve its brief on the parties in this matter.”


The question is,

As a patentee who has invested in CCNL for years without any return on investment, do you want the Judges of the Supreme Court of Nigeria to adjourn the case of CCNL versus Mobil oil slated for 3rd of November, 2014 to 26th of January, 2015?





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As Hearing Continues On 3rd of November, 2014 In The Supreme Court Of Nigeria In The Case Involving CCNL and Mobil Oil (SC/69/2011), we hereby review the past proceedings.


Blow By Blow Account Of Arguments Of Lawyers
On The Cross Appeal Filed
By Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited

The conversation below exhibited how litigants argued on the
cross appeal filed by Mobil Producing Nigeria unlimited on 8 th
of April , 2013 before the Honourable Justices of the Supreme
Court Of Nigeria . Happy reading .

Court (Justice Mahmud Mohammed) asked a question as follows.

Do we have any order motion on notice before this court ?

Mike Ozekhome ( Mobil Oil ) replied as follows.

My lord, we have a motion on notice dated 23 th of March, 2012
but filed 11 th of April 2012 .

Court (Justice Mahmud Mohammed) reacted as follows

Is the motion on notice signed by Dr . Atake ?

Mike Ozekhome ( Mobil Oil ) replied as follows

Yes Sir. It was signed by Dr . Atake .

Court (Justice Mahmud Mohammed) asked a question as follows.

Under which rule of this court are you filing this motion on
notice?

Mike Ozekhome ( Mobil Oil ) replied as follows.

My lord, we are bringing our motion on notice under :
- Order 2 , Rule 31 , Section 1,
- Order 6, Rule 1, of the Rules of the Supreme Court of Nigeria
of 1985 as amended and other inherent jurisdiction of this
honourable court , my lord.

Court (Justice Mahmud Mohammed) asked CCNL lawyer a question as follows.

Barrister Onuigbo, this application is just a sort of application
to file a cross appeal with you so that your Amended Notice Of
Appeal , and Cross Appeal of Mobil Oil could be heard together .
Barrister Onuigbo, any objection to this application?

Barrister Rev. Jesse - Daniels Onuigbo Esq (CCNL) replied the court as follows.

My lord, we filed a counter - affidavit against this application.

Court (Justice Mahmud Mohammed) asked another question as follows.

You filed a counter - affidavit ! You see ? The cross appeal of
Mobil Oil is already on the ground . They shouldn't cross
appeal if they are unhappy with any part of the judgment of the
lower court which you are also appealing against in this court ?

Barrister Rev. Jesse - Daniels Onuigbo Esq (CCNL) replied as follows.

My lord, what we are saying is that Mobil oil ought to have
brought this motion on notice (cross appeal ) before now .
Mobil Oil ought to have filed this application. Mobil Oil filed this
application twenty- seven (27 ) months after the judgment of the lower court delivered on 8 th of December , 2009 .
My lord………… . . !!!!!. . . . . . . . . . !!!!!!! . . . . . . . . . !!!!!!!!!?

Court (Justice Mahmud Mohammed) reacted as follows.

Alright………… . Alright………… Alright.
Can Mobil Oil be granted an extension of time to file a cross appeal ? If Mobil Oil has any complaint against the judgment of the lower court ; the same judgment which yourself is not happy about , so what prevent Mobil Oil from coming here to say whatever they have to say against the judgment of the lower court ?

Barrister Rev. Jesse - Daniels Onuigbo Esq (CCNL) replied as follows.

No objection my lord.

Court (Justice Mahmud Mohammed) replied as follows.

Thank you . Hope you are not asking for cost ?

Barrister Rev. Jesse - Daniels Onuigbo Esq (CCNL) replied as follows.

I am not asking for cost, my lord. We shall reciprocate the
gesture of the other party . My lord.





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In an interview held in the Supreme Court of Nigeria sometimes in 2012,


KING PROFESSOR CJA UWEMEDIMO said as follows.


"I am a Scientist. Also, the True & Statutory
Inventor Of Anti-Corrosive Special Paint for QIT
QAD – RP :13522 . Scientists don't tell lies. "


Per: King Professor C J A Uwemedomo

He lives for live.





Announcement


The case involving CCNL and Mobil Oil scheduled to hold this morning, 7th of October, 2014, in the Supreme Court of Nigeria has been adjourned to 3rd of November, 2014 due to Muslim Festival, Id el kabir.


We appreciate the 24 Members Board of Directors (BOD) in Comandclem Nigeria Limited for this 27 days adjournment.

In the history of the case, this the shortest adjournment ever recorded. Once more, we appreciate your efforts.



Announcer

Name: Yusuf Nurudeen
Position: CCNL Marketing Manager.
07032522248

BoboYekini:
Jesus Christ, this thing never end?

i wonder

CCNL versus Mobil Oil:
The Supreme Court Of Nigeria
Issues Hearing Notice
Of 3rd Of November, 2014 Sitting



Content

1.0 Introduction

2.0 Possible Motions To Be Entertained On 3/11/2014

3.0 The Impacts of Hearing Notices On A Case.

4.0 Conclusion







1.0 Introduction

1.1 The Supreme Court of Nigeria has invited both Comandclem Nigeria Limited and Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited for the continuation of the legal proceedings on the patent right infringement of Anti-Corrosive Special Paint for QIT QAD RP:13522 and breach of sole supplier agreement allegation against Mobil Oil through the issuance of hearing notices dated 8th of October, 2014.

1.2 It is on record that Honourable Justice Walter Nkanu Onnoghen (JSC) on 5th of May, 2014, adjourned the hearing of the Cross Appeal to 7th of October, 2014 having dismissed the brief of argument filed by CCNL on the ground that a notice of withdrawal was allegedly written by Professor Tony Ukam (Formal leading Legal Counsel of CCNL).

1.3 The 7th of October, 2014 slated for the hearing of the Cross Appeal filed Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited clashed with the Muslim Popular festival called Id El Kabir. In one word, the hearing of the Cross Appeal could not hold in the Supreme Court of Nigeria on 7th of October, 2014 because the said date was declared a public holiday by the Minister of Interior, Abba Morro.



2.0 Possible Motions To Be Entertained On 3/11/2014


2.1 In view of the above, the Honourable Justices of the Supreme Court of Nigeria in their collective wisdoms adjourned the fourteen (14) years old case for additional 27 days possibly to entertain the following motions on notice.

(A) Motion on Notice to Restore CCNL Appeal, filed by Comandclem Nigeria limited

(B) Motion on Notice for Time enlargement to file Cross Appellant Reply Brief, filed by Mobil Oil.

(C) Motion on Notice to Join Muideen Oyewo Adekunle (Agent of Pastor Monday) as an Inventor to the case.



3.0 The Impacts of Hearing Notices On A Case.


3.1 The Supreme Court of Nigeria issued hearing notices to CCNL and Mobil Oil not only to invite both litigants to the court on the aforementioned date but to respect their rights to fair hearing being constitutional issues.


3.2 From the eyes of the law, a court of competent jurisdiction has no power to entertain a case except hearing notices are issued to all the parties involved the case. This view is supported by the pronouncement of Justice Shoremi (JCA) in the case of Monterry Nigeria Limited V. Sindeng Nigeria Limited when the court said and I quote him verbatim.


"The right to fair hearing cannot be waived or statutorily taken away. Also all trial courts are enjoined to ensure that hearing notices are issued on parties before embarking on trial of any matter before them.

See Bamgbose v. Unilorin (1999) 10 NWLR (Pt. 622) 290 @
305 SC;Awoniyi vs. The Register Trustees of the Rosicrucian Order Amorc (Nig) (2000) 6SC Pt. 1, 103.”


Per: SHOREMI, J.C.A.(P. 18,paras. B-D)
Suit No: CA/B/233/2000



4.0 Conclusion

4.1 The Supreme Court of Nigeria has executed its administrative roles under the law necessary to resolve a fourteen-years-old-case (14) involving CCNL and Mobil Oil.

4.2 Our fear is that whether or not the legal Counsels representing Mobil Oil (Mike Ozakhome and Eyimofe Atake) will have the courage to appear before the Supreme Court of Nigeria on 3rd of November, 2014.

4.3 It is on record that the Legal Counsels representing Mobil Oil, Mike Ozekhome and Eyimofe Atake, deliberately failed to appear before the Honourable Justices of the Supreme Court of Nigeria on 10th of July, 2012 which necessitated the adjournment of the case to 29th of January, 2013.



Name: Yusuf Nurudeen (B. Sc, AAT, ACA)
Head Office Address:
CCNL Zonal Headquarters,
Position: CCNL Marketing Manager
Number 4, Ogudu Road,
Ojota,
Lagos State.
Ondo State Office:
Position: CCNL Ondo State Manager
No 32. Oba-Adesida Road,
Opposite Airtel Office,
S.O. Area,
Akure.
Mobil Number: +2347032522248
CCNL Twitter Name: www.twitter.com/Comandlem_Nig
CCNL Facebook Name: Comandclem Patentees
CCNL Corporate Facebook Address: www.facebook.com/COMANDCLEMNIGERIALIMITED
CCNL Corporate Website: www.comandclemonline.com
CCNL Forum: www.comandclemonline.com/forum/index.php?

3RD OF NOVEMBER ,2014. our supreme court hearing date.
Any power be it physical , spiritual or otherwise that will rise
against the HEARING AND RULING of that day, we call upon
THE NAME OF THEE LORD JESUS CHRIST TO DESTROY,
DILAPIDATE ,DEMOLISH, DISMANTLE AND TERMINATE such
powers in JESUS NAME AMEN, and we command THE HOLY
GHOST FIRE to burn to ashes any man,woman or group of
people that will work in contrary to CCNL's favour on or
before that hearing date AMEN and LET THE HOLY SPIRIT OF
GOD TAKE CHARGE IN THE SUPREME COURT by putting
confusion into the wicked heads of the Mobil legal team/
council " turning and twisting their mouth against their own
party" Mobil and given CCNL our deserved VICTORY USING
THE SUPREME COURT CHIEF JUDGE,JUDGES, SAN's AND
LAWYERS ETC AMEN. NOV 3RD ,2014 IS SEALED WITH THE
PRECIOUS BLOOD OF THEE LORD JESUS CHRIST AMEN.
THANK YOU JESUS FOR YOU'VE ANSWERED OUR PRAYERS
and WE LOOK FORWARD TO THE CELEBRATIONS AND
JUBILATIONS THAT AWAITS US CCNL SOON IN YOUR NAME
AND GLORY AMEN..

A Nigerian Court To Rule On A Patent Right Infringement Suit On 25/11/2014.




--INEC Disobeyed Earlier Judgment In Favour Of BHL Over Patented Invention........... BHL Lawyer claimed.



-- The Earlier Judgment BHL Relied Upon Is On Appeal.......... INEC Lawyer advocated





A Federal High Court in Abuja has fixed
November 25 to deliver judgement in a suit seeking to void the
voters' register produced by the Independent National Electoral
Commission (INEC) in preparation for the 2015 general elections.


The suit marked: FHC/ABJ/CS/172/2014 filed by a firm, - Bedding Holdings Limited (BHL) - has as defendants, INEC, its Chairman, Professor Attahiru Jega and the Attorney General of the Federation (AGF).


Plaintiff's lawyer, John Okoriko argued that INEC and its agents
were in breach of sections 2, 3 (3), 19, 25 and 26 of the Patent and Designs Act and an earlier judgment of the court delivered on January 28, 2014 in suit FHC/ABJ/CS/816/2010 by conducting voters' registration, using his client's patented process, without its prior consent.


The court had, in the January 28 judgment, declared BHL as the
owner of patent rights No: RP16642 and copyrights designs No:
RD13841 over Electronic Collapsible Transparent Ballot Boxes
(ECTBB), and patent rights No: RP NG/P/2010/202 - Proof of
Address System/Scheme (PASS) - embedded with the concept of the coded mental plate - and their application for the process of producing voters' register.


BHL had, in the suit leading to the judgement, argued that INEC
infringed on its patent rights by consistently utilising its patented inventions for the process of producing voters' register, using the Direct Data Capture (DDC) machines without its prior consent, an argument the court upheld.


The court, in the judgment, awarded N17.3 billion damages against INEC, Jega and AGF for the infringement and ordered them to always seek prior consent of the patentee -BHL - before using the invention, failing which any act for which it is deployed would be rendered a nullity.


The plaintiff stated in a supporting affidavit, that rather than first
obtain its consent, as ordered in the January 28 judgment, the
defendants proceeded to engage in voters' registration for the last elections in Ekiti and Osun states and the 2015 general elections in breach of its rights.


BHL's Chief Executive Officer, Chief Sylvester Odigie stated, in the supporting affidavit, that it has become a pattern with INEC and Jega to disregard court judgments. He cited a separate judgment given in his company's favour on the ownership of the patent right over the transparent ballot boxes being used for elections by INEC and which the electoral body has refused to obey.


He urged the court to grant the prayers as contained in the suit as a way of protecting its its integrity, halting arbitrary conduct on the part of the defendants and in the interest of justice.
BHL is seeking an order nullifying all voters' register produced by INEC for the recent governorship elections in Ekiti and Osun states and other future elections, using the plaintiff's patented process without its prior consent.


It also seeks an order of perpetual injunction restraining the
defendants and their agents from further infringing on the its
patented rights as confirmed in the January 28 judgment, by
utilising the patented process for voters' registration without first obtaining its consent.


The plaintiff wants a declaration that by virtue of the provisions of sections 2, 3 (3), 19, 25 and 26 of the Patent and Designs Act, and the subsisting judgment of the court delivered on January 28, 2014 in suit FHC/ABJ/CS/816/2010, INEC cannot use its (plaintiff's) patented process for voters' registration.


It also seeks a declaration that the continuous voters' registration exercise being carried out by INEC towards future elections, without seeking the plaintiff's prior consent is an infringement on itsbpatented rights as confirmed by the January 28, 2014 judgment.


The defendants have denied infringing on the plaintiff's rights and violating any subsisting judgement. They urged the court to refuse the plaintiff's prayers and dismiss the suit.


Arguing the counter-affidavit filed by INEC and Jega, their lawyer, Ebuka Nwaeze argued that the judgment on which the plaintiff relied in filing the suit was currently on appeal.


INEC and Jega argued that issues raised in the suit have "been
litigated upon and are subject of appeal presently before the Court of Appeal.


"There is no statute, agreement or enforceable instruments by which the claimant (plaintiff) is entitled to be consulted, its consent obtained before using ballot boxes now being used at elections in Nigeria."


They stated that the Minister of Trade and Investment, Olusegun
Aganga, on March 17, 2014 granted them "the right to use the patent being claimed by the claimant."


INEC and Jega argued that the suit "brought in bad faith" is an
attempt to harass and intimidate the commission.






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excuse me, how can somebody who calls himself a Marketing Manager, does not know who is/was the real CCCNL manager of their kwara branch. Am just sick and tired of these lies, please just come out and tell me that my investment is gone then i will that CCCNL is a company full of thieves

How Oyewo Muideen Adekunle Exhibited
Forged Documents In
The Supreme Court of Nigeria




Content

1.0 Introduction

2.0 Forged CCNL Documents

3.0 The Statement of The King On Kwara State Patentees

4.0 Conclusion






1.0 Introduction

1.1 It is on record that Mr. Oyewo Muideen Adekunle (Masquerading Pastor Monday, dismissed ex-staff in CCNL) filed a motion in the Supreme Court of Nigeria on 10th April, 2014 praying The Honourble Justices Of The Apex Court Of The Land not only to adjourn the case between CCNL and Mobil Oil for additional ninety (90) days but also requesting the court to make him an inventor (Plaintiff) in suit number SC./69/2011.


1.2 Mr. Oyewo Muideen Adekunle hired the services of a Professor of Law, Professor Bankole Sodipo from G.O. Sodipo & Co., 27/29 King George V. Road, Onikan, Lagos to help him to persuade the Judges of the Supreme Court of Nigeria so as to make him a second inventor of Anti-Corrosive Special Paint For QIT QAD RP 13522.


2.0 Forged CCNL Documents


2.1 But unfortunately for Mr. Oyewo Muideen Adekunle, he exhibited forged documents of Comandclem Nigeria Limited before the Honourable Justices of the Supreme Court to prove his case.


2.2 One of such documents is the official cash receipt of registration issued to a patentee from Kwara State named Bamigboye Ola Saliu and dated 10th of March, 2008, but without a serial number.


2.3 As a Chartered Accountant with vast knowledge of Fraud Investigation and Auditing, coupled with Sound Legal Knowledge of Financial Transactions, a cash receipt without a serial number is not only a fake receipt but also a forged receipt which is inadmissible as exhibit before a court of competent jurisdiction.


2.4 The case of Mr. Oyewo Muideen Adekunle stands the chance of being dismissed by the Honourable Justice of the Supreme Court of Nigeria on 3rd of November, 2014, because he exhibited a forged official receipt of Comandclem Nigeria Limited to prove his case.


2.5 A forged document is inadmissible as an exhibit before a court of competent jurisdiction because it is designed with a malicious intent to commit fraud.


2.6 The above position of law is supported by Honourable Justice Peter Olabisi Ige: Justice, Court Of Appeal in the case involving Yohanna Dalyop V. The State when he said and I quote him verbatim.


"Whoever makes any false document or part of a document with intent to cause damage or injury to any person to part with property or to enter into any express or implied contract or with intent to commit fraud or that fraud may be committed, commits forgery, and a false document made wholly or in part by forgery is called a forged document”


Per: Justice Peter Olabisi Ige: Justice, Court Of Appeal
Suit No: CA/J/234C/07


3.0The Statement Of The King On Kwara State Patentees


3.1 A number of patentees have been defrauded by some ex and dismissed staff of Comandclem Nigeria Limited most especially in Kwara State in the past and in the recent times.


3.2 The above is confirmed by the Chief Executive Officer of Comandclem Nigeria Limited, King Professor CJA Uwemedimo sometimes in April, 2014 in an affidavit when he said and I quote him verbatim.


3.3 (5a) That sometime on or about the year 2010/2011, I discovered that some fraudsters had printed receipt booklets in the name of the 2nd Appellant/Cross Respondent company and were defrauding members of the public on the pretext that they were registering them as investors/patentee with the 2nd Appellant/Cross-Respondent company.


3.4 (5b) That when this came to my knowledge, I wrote a petition to the Commissioner of Police, Kwara State, against the activities of such fraudsters and subsequently ordered that the Kwara State office of the 2nd Appellant/Cross-Respondents office be closed. Annexed hereto and marked ‘Exhibit CC1’ is my aforesaid petition dated the 29th day of August, 2011.


3.5 (6) Paragraphs 7-9 the Affidavit of the Party Sought To Be Joined are denied and he is put to the strictest proof of the facts deposed thereto. In further response to paragraph 7 aforesaid, I state that the Party Sought To Be Joined obtained information on the membership registration list of some registered patentees of the 2nd Appellant/Cross-Respondent company from one Pastor Monday Akpan, a former General Manager of the 2nd Appellant company, who was dismissed on the 7th February 2011 for defrauding the company and for Anti-company activities."


Per: King Professor CJA Uwemedimo


4.0 Conclusion


4.1 The prayer of each CCNL Patentee is that a fourteen (14) year old case of patent right infringement allegation against Mobil Oil is concluded this year without any further delay.


4.2 The above statement was supported by the Chief Executive Officer of Comandclem Nigeria Limited, King Professor CJA Uwemedimo sometimes in April, 2014 in an affidavit when he said and I quote him verbatim.


“( That paragraphs 11-13 of the Affidavit in support of the Application is completely denied and in response thereto, I state that this application is brought in bad faith, as the Party Sought To Be Joined is only motivated by the plot between him and the former General Manager of the 2nd Appellant company, Pastor Monday Akpan, to use this application to unduly delay the hearing of this appeal, and to ultimately frustrate the course of justice in this suit.”





Yusuf Nurudeen AAT, ACA.
CCNL Marketing manager
07032522248

bola02:
excuse me, how can somebody who calls himself a Marketing Manager, does not know who is/was the real CCCNL manager of their kwara branch. Am just sick and tired of these lies, please just come out and tell me that my investment is gone then i will that CCCNL is a company full of thieves

@bola02,

The Chief Executive Officer of Comandclem Nigeria Limited, King Professor CJA Uwemedimo said that He has closed the office of CCNL in kwara State as far back as 2010/2011,

why are you asking me the name of the Manager of a closed office?


Can something stands on nothing and expect it to stand?

Can a closed office has a manager?

Reason well before you talk.


3.3 (5a) That sometime on or about the year 2010/2011, I
discovered that some fraudsters had printed receipt booklets in
the name of the 2nd Appellant/Cross Respondent company and
were defrauding members of the public on the pretext that they
were registering them as investors/patentee with the 2nd
Appellant/Cross-Respondent company.


3.4 (5b) That when this came to my knowledge, I wrote a
petition to the Commissioner of Police, Kwara State, against the
activities of such fraudsters and subsequently ordered that the
Kwara State office of the 2nd Appellant/Cross-Respondents
office be closed. Annexed hereto and marked ‘Exhibit CC1’ is my
aforesaid petition dated the 29th day of August, 2011.

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Comandclem Nigeria Limited
Serves Mobil Oil Hearing Notice Of
3rd Of November, 2014.



1.0 Introduction

2.0 Interview With A Director In The CCNL Board

3.0 Events Precedent To 3rd Of November. 2014 Sitting

4.0 Conclusion




1.0 Introduction

1.1 The Board of Directors (BOD) in Comandclem Nigeria Limited (CCNL) has gone extra miles to ensure speedy determination and finalization of the case involving CCNL and Mobil Oil on-going in the Supreme Court of Nigeria in suit SC./69/2011 over patent right infringement of RP 13522, and the breach of sole supplier status agreement by successfully serving the Hearing Notice of 3rd of November, 2014, to Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited through their Legal Counsel, Eyimofe Atake & Co.


1.2 In line with the rules guiding and regulating Service of Hearing Notice in Nigerian Courts most especially in the Supreme Court of Nigeria, either the Court Bailiff or an Appellant has power to serve/dispatch Hearing Notice to a Defendant inviting him to appear in court so as to defend himself on allegations leveled against him.


1.3 To reflect their commitments toward the speedy determination and finalization of the case in the Supreme Court of Nigeria, the Board of Directors (BOD) in Comandclem Nigeria Limited resolved to dispatch/serve the Hearing Notice to Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited through their Legal Counsel, Eyemofe Atake & Co.


2.0 Interview With A Director In The CCNL Board

2.1 After serving the Hearing Notice to A Litigation Officer in the office of Ayemofe Atake & Co on 10th of October, 2014, one of the Marketing Managers in CCNL, Yusuf Nurudeen, interviewed a member of the Board of Directors (BOD) in CCNL name withheld.


2.2 Below are the contents of the interview, happy ready.

Marketing Manager Asked A Question As Follows.

Of what importance is the hearing notice to patentees who have invested for years without any return on their investments?


A Member Of The Board Of Director In CCNL Replies As Follows.

“Listen carefully. The era of delay strategy being adopted by Mobil Oil has come and gone forever. We have the understandings that patentees are tired of delays and stories. Now, the Board of Directors in CCNL is ready to deliver. Yes, I mean it. We shall deliver.


The case between CCNL and Mobil Oil is a multi-billion dollar judgment debt with potentials of transforming the poor economy situations of Nigeria to one of the best economies in the world.


To answer your question, services of hearing notice creates fair hearing being a constitutional issue, and it empowers the court to have jurisdiction on the case. Thanks.”



3.0 Events Precedent To 3rd Of November. 2014 Sitting

3.1 It is on record that on 5th of May, 2014 in the Supreme Court of Nigeria Honourable Justice Walter Nkanu Onnoghen (JSC) adjourned the hearing of the Cross Appeal filed by Mobil Oil to 7th of October, 2014 having dismissed the Brief Of Argument filed by CCNL on an alleged Notice Of Withdrawal presumably written by the formal Counsel of CCNL, Professor Tony Ukam.


3.2 The 7th of October, 2014 set aside for the continuation of the hearing of the case clashed unfortunately with the Muslim Festival (Id El Kabir) which necessitated adjournment.


3.3 As a result of the above, the Honourable Justices of the Supreme Court of Nigeria subsequently adjourned the hearing of the case to 3rd of November, 2014.


4.0 Conclusion

4.1 It is our submission that the twenty-four (24) members’ Board of Directors (BOD) in CCNL deserves commendations in view of their commitments to finally get justice from the Supreme Court of Nigeria over the unauthorized use and gross importation of the patented invention of King Professor CJA Uwemedimo by Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited.


4.2 Once more, on behalf of entire CCNL Patentees, we appreciate the efforts and commitments of the Board of Directors (BOD) in CCNL. More grease to your elbow.




Name: Yusuf Nurudeen (B. Sc, AAT, ACA)
Head Office Address:
CCNL Zonal Headquarters,
Position: CCNL Marketing Manager
Number 4, Ogudu Road,
Ojota,
Lagos State.
Ondo State Office:
Position: CCNL Ondo State Manager
No 32. Oba-Adesida Road,
Opposite Airtel Office,
S.O. Area,
Akure.
Mobil Number: +2347032522248
CCNL Twitter Name: www.twitter.com/Comandlem_Nig
CCNL Facebook Name: Comandclem Patentees
CCNL Corporate Facebook Address: www.facebook.com/COMANDCLEMNIGERIALIMITED
CCNL Corporate Website: www.comandclemonline.com
CCNL Forum: www.comandclemonline.com/forum/index.php?

Agitation Of A Patentee On The Facebook and My Reply




Emmanuel Frank


My concern is that why did all these cases and adjounment did not always been reporting on a TV, Radio and Newspapers media?


Why? Does it mean that all these cases are done behide close door or in camara without letting any newspaper or a TV station/ Radoi jonalist to cover the proceedings in Supreme Court?

Its only here in this forum that we always hear different stories on adjounment and another date for hearing. How long are the court continue to hear this case? How long are they going to entertain this case?

The petentees must be very careful and examind critically why
Commanclem Vs Mobil case have not been reporting in any news media. This is a very serious issue that we need to be clerify.






Re: Print Media, Television Stations and Radio Stations Advertisement Of CCNL Court Cases.


1.0 I appreciate your observations with respect to the above subject matter.


2.0 Without any controversy, it is obvious that an average CCNL Patentee is agitating for a wider publicity of the case involving CCNL and Mobil Oil in print media (Punch Newspaper, The Nation News Paper etc), Television Stations (NTA, CNN,BBC, Aljazeera etc), Radio Stations (FRCN FM Stations across the country).


3.0 Note, CCNL is a Limited Company being financed by Patentees with their hard-earn incomes to get justice from the Supreme Court of Nigeria.


4.0 If CCNL Patentees are agitating for print media, televisions stations and radio stations publicities, the Management cannot stop them.


5.0 In as much as the activities of CCNL are being financed by Patentees, the CCNL Patentees should be ready to finance the cost of print media, televisions stations and radio stations advertisements/publicities. It is not too expensive. The cost of advertisement in the Nation News Paper is stated below.


6.0 Cost of Print Media Advertisement on The Nations News Paper


(Half Page)

Black & White (Products) N198,423.17
Black & White (Public Notice) N254,538.95
Color N328,329.84

(Full Page)

Black & White (Products) N366,792.56
Black & White (Public Notice) N435,178.08
Color N578,838.55

Source: http://thenationonlineng.net/new/advert-rates/


7.0 If an estimated 500 Patentees can pay just N10,000 each for print media, televisions stations and radio stations publicities, I want to assure you that all your agitations must have been resolved.


8.0 Mr. Emmanuel Frank, I will be very happy if you are the first Patentee to pay. I appreciate your anticipated payment.


9.0 Thanks.



Yusuf Nurudeen (B.Sc., AAT, ACA)
Position: CCNL Marketing Manager
Hot Line:07032522228

Comandclem of we all are patentees lack one important secret of success and that is transparency. Where transparency is lacked, deceit booms. If King Uwemedimo (the inventor of this noble paint being chased for royalties) could die and nobody including the so called marketing manager could come out to tell we patentees the truth, what is there to believe in Comandclem again? Smh!

A Patentee Asked Two Questions On CCNL's Elders Forum On Facebook As Follows



Osaro Kelvin Ogbeide


(1) Wat does the future hold for us patentees?

(2) Is there any hope?



My Respond


I appreciate the two questions. I am seriously engaged in the 3rd of November hearing planning and arrangement. The moment i am through with the logistics, I will attend to the simple questions. Thanks.


Yusuf Nurudeen
CCNL Marketing Manager
07032522248




Question Number 1

What does the future hold for CCNL Patentees?

My Respond

1.0 Introduction

2.0 Responsibilities of the BOD & The Concept Of Corporate Governance In CCNL

3.0 Conclusion




1.0 Introduction

1.1 On behalf of the Board of Directors (BOD) in Comandclem Nigeria Limited, I am elated to inform you that the futures of the entire CCNL Patentees are bright with reference to an effective and timely discharge of responsibilities of the BOD to Patentees in terms of fulfilling all the promises to the stakeholders.


1.2 The CCNL Board Members have regulatory responsibilities to comply with the code of conducts on good corporate governance in Nigeria owing to the fact that Comandclem Nigeria Limited is a company limited by shares, and a registered company in Nigeria with registration number RC. 364181.


2.0 Responsibilities of the BOD & The Concept Of Corporate Governance In CCNL


2.1 The code of corporate governance for public companies in Nigeria clearly state as follows.


“The principle objective of the board is to ensure that the company is properly managed. It is the responsibility of the board to oversee the effective performance of the management in order to protect and enhance shareholders value and to meet the company’s objectives to its employees and other stakeholders”


Per: Code of Corporate Governance for Public Companies in Nigeria. Paragraph 2.2



2.2 From the above, it is obvious that Members of the Board of Directors (BOD) in Comandclem Nigeria Limited are directly responsible for the day to day operation and management of the company for the sole interest of patentees being the stakeholders of the company.


2.3 The constituted Board Members in Comandclem Nigeria Limited are people of sound moral and ethical values coupled with highest standard of transparency, accountability, and good corporate governance.


2.4 The basis of the above comment is traceable to the commitments and managerial competencies of the Members of the Board of Directors (BOD) in Comandclem Nigeria Limited to work for the interest of all the CCNL Patentees.


2.5 I want to assure you that the twenty-four (24) Members Board of Directors (BOD) in Comandclem Nigeria Limited have the necessary managerial skills, and are administratively capable to deliver all the promises whenever the royalties are realized.


2.6 The twenty-four (24) Members Board of Directors (BOD) in Comandclem Nigeria Limited operate open policies administration driven by the best code of conducts for corporate governance in practice in Nigeria.


3.0 Conclusion

3.1 Conclusively, the future is very bright for CCNL Patentees because of the fact that the twenty-four (24) Members Board of Directors (BOD) in Comandclem Nigeria Limited are ready to work for the interest of the CCNL Patentees and will deliver all their promises.

3.2 Thanks for your question.




Question Number 2

Is there any hope?



Explanatory Note


E1 This is a good question I wish to crush to the powder.


E2 Owing to the fact that I am currently engaged in the Pre Hearing arrangements and planning for 3rd of November, 2014 sitting in the Supreme Court of Nigeria, I will not be able to provide answers to the question today.


E3 In the next few days, I will attend to the question. After answering your question, you will see cogent reasons why you should price plots of land ahead of the final judgment day.


E4 This is because you will not only buy the plots of land from your accrued royalties; you will also build mansions on the plots of land from your royalties few months after the judgment day.


E5 Thanks.





Name: Yusuf Nurudeen (B. Sc, AAT, ACA)
Head Office Address:
CCNL Zonal Headquarters,
Position: CCNL Marketing Manager
Number 4, Ogudu Road,
Ojota,
Lagos State.
Ondo State Office:
Position: CCNL Ondo State Manager
No 32. Oba-Adesida Road,
Opposite Airtel Office,
S.O. Area,
Akure.
Mobil Number: +2347032522248
CCNL Twitter Name: www.twitter.com/Comandlem_Nig
CCNL Facebook Name: Comandclem Patentees
CCNL Corporate Facebook Address: www.facebook.com/COMANDCLEMNIGERIALIMITED
CCNL Corporate Website: www.comandclemonline.com
CCNL Forum: www.comandclemonline.com/forum/index.php?

The Personal Opinions Of Anti-Corrosive Vanguard


1.0. The contested issues between the litigants (CCNL and Mobil Oil) are un - reconcilable differences calling for an immediate adjudication before the Honorable Justices of the Supreme Court of Nigeria .


2.0. From the perspective of Mobil Oil, this Oil Giant was not happy with the two pronouncements of the Federal Court of Appeal , Calabar Judicial Division before Honourable Justice Kumai Bayang Akaahs who ruled categorically that Anti - Corrosive Special Paint for QIT with patent number RP 13522 was invented by King Professor CJA Uwemedimoh, and the oral agreement to pay the sum of $2 : 00 (Dollar ) per barrel was not against public policy (Petroleum Act) .


3.0. Conversely , Comandclem Nigeria Limited was not comfortablewith the two pronouncements of the Federal Court of Appeal ,Calabar Judicial Division before Honourable Justice KumaiBayang Akaahs who ruled that paragraph 29 (iii) , ( iv ) , (v ) , and (viii ) of the Amended Statement of claim were statute barred ,and Comandclem Nigeria Limited failed to show evidence that the infringement of the Latter Patent RP 13522 was continuous after 5 th of August , 1999 when the Patent Certificate was issued by the Federal Government Of Nigeria to King Professor CJA Uwemedimoh.


4.0. It is the contention of Anti - Corrosive Vanguard that paragraph 29 ( iii) , (iv ) , ( v ) , and (viii ) of the Amended Statement of claim were not statute barred because of the fact that they constitute rem judicata , and the issue of continuous infringement on the Patent Right RP 13522 after 5 th of August , 1999 by Mobil Oil has never been an issue in dispute either at interlocutory stage or the recent substantive stage of the legal battle .




NAME : YUSUF NURUDEEN ( AAT , ACA )
POSITION: CCNL NATIONAL MARKETING MANAGER
OFFICE ADDRESS : CCNL ZONAL HEADQUARTERS , NUMBER 4 ,
OGUDU ROAD ,
OJOTA, LAGOS STATE .
MOBIL NUMBER : + 2347032522248

President Jonathan
Approves Appointment Of
Hon. Justice Chima Centus
Nweze As Justice Of The
Supreme Court




President Goodluck Jonathan has approved the appointment of
Hon. Justice Chima Centus Nweze as a Justice of the Supreme
Court of Nigeria, following his confirmation by the Senate.


Consequently, the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Aloma Mariam Mukhtar will swear in Justice Nweze on Wednesday.


Until his present appointment, Justice Nweze who hails from
Enugu state was a justice of the court of appeal, Calabar division.

Justice Nweze will replace Justice Christopher Chukwuma-enneh who retired as a Justice of the Supreme Court of Nigeria in April 2014.



http://aitonline.tv/post-president_jonathan_approves_appointment_of_hon__justice_chima_centus_nweze_as_justice_of_the_supreme_court

NJC nominates Justice Mahmud Mohammed as new CJN
OCTOBER 30, 2014 BY ADE ADESOMOJU, ABUJA



The National Judicial Council on Thursday nominated a Justice of the Supreme Court, Justice Mahmud Mohammed, to succeed the outgoing Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Aloma Mukhtar, in
November.


The NJC at its meeting approved the nomination of Justice
Mohammed to President Goodluck Jonathan, who will in turn
forward the name to the Senate for approval.


Justice Mukhtar will bow out from office and end her career on the bench on attaining the mandatory retirement age of 70 on
November , 2014





http://www.punchng.com/news/njc-nominates-justice-mahmud-mohammed-as-new-cjn/

Justice Walter Nkanu-Onnoghen Nominated
As The Deputy Chairman of NJC.




NJC okays Mahmud as new CJN

By Ikechukwu Nnochiri



At the end of its meeting in Abujna, yesterday, the National
Judicial Council, NJC, gave its nod to Justice Mahmud Mohammed’s appointment as the next Chief Justice of Nigeria,
CJN.


A source at the meeting, which was presided over by the outgoing CJN, Justice Mariam Muhktar, said NJC also approved the appointment of the Chief Registrar of the Supreme Court, Mr. Sunday Olorundahunsi, as a High Court Judge in Ondo State.


The council also nominated Justice Walter Nkanu-Onnoghen to
function as the deputy chairman of NJC.


Statutorily, the CJN chairs the Federal Judicial Service
Commission, FJSC, and NJC and Nkanu-Onnoghen is next in
command to Mohammed.


FJSC had, last week, recommended Mahmud to take over from
Muhktar, who is due to leave active service on November 20, on
attaining 70 years retirement age.


NJC had concluded plans to forward Mahmud’s name to President Goodluck Jonathan for confirmation. His appointment will be subject to ratification by the Senate.



http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/10/njc-okays-mahmud-new-cjn/

Question

Why is Comandclem Nigeria Limited Appalled In The Supreme Court Of Nigeria?



Answer


To

(1) Set aside the judgment of the lower court held on 8th of December, 2009


(2) Award the appellant all the reliefs as
claimed in the amended statement of claim,
or
in the alternative, the already settled one by
the Hon. Justice C. M. Chukwumah Enah in
suit number CA/C/6M/2003, i.e.paragraph
29 (iii), (iv), (v), (vii), (viii) , (ix) and (x) of the statement
of claim dated 20/11/2001.




AN OVERVIEW OF PARAGRAPH 29 (III), (IV), (V), AND
(VIII) OF THE AMENDED STATEMENT OF CLAIM OF
COMANDCLEM NIGERIA LIMITED
DATED 20TH OF NOVEMBER, 2001



(iii) The sum of $2:00 (two dollars) or the
equivalent in naira as royalty per barrel of crude oil,
condensate, liquefied natural gas (LNG) and gas
produced daily by the defendant relying on Friday
report of 22 October, 1999 from 5th August 1999 to the
4th day of August, 2001 a total of 730 days, which
when calculated amount to N404,888,601,600:00 (four
hundred and four billion, eight hundred and eighty-
eight million, six hundred and one thousand, six
hundred naira).



(iv) The sum of $2:00 (two dollars) or the equivalent
in naira as royalty per barrel of crude oil, condensate,
liquefied natural gas (LNG) and gas produced daily by
the defendant from the 5th of August, 2001 till the
determination of the case.



(v) The sum of $2:00 (two dollars) or the equivalent
in naira as royalty per barrel of crude oil, condensate,
liquefied natural gas (LNG) and gas produced daily by
the defendant from the determination of the case till the
lifespan of the patent payable monthly to the plaintiffs.




(viii) The sum of N10,000,000,000:00 (ten Billion
naira) being sum occasioned by the breach of contract
as a sole supplier of the invented product.

All we are after for is to end this battle, get due entitilements and pay us our due entitlements as well. Everything that has a beginning must have an end. Let's just put this to an end.

Two things i need answers: 1. If the rumour of the King being dead is true, why is there no announcement to we patentees, or is it a lie? 2. Will the swearing in of the new chief judge not affect the court case to more adjournment?

Twenty-Four Hours (24) To 3rd Of November, 2014
Supreme Court Hearing In The Case Involving
CCNL and Mobil Oil



Possible Motions The Supreme Court Of Nigeria May Entertain



(1) Court to entertain the motion for time
enlargement to file Cross Appellant Reply Brief filed by
Mobil Oil on 3rd of November, 2014.


(2) Court to entertain the Restoration
Application filed by CCNL on 3rd of November, 2014.


(3) Court to entertain the motion of
Muideen Oyewo Adekunle to be joined
as a party to the suit on 3rd of November, 2014.



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Today is another day for hearing. Its time for another hearing, another chance for hope, time for revolution and time for change.
All is well.

pls update us on matter arising in d supreme court. God bless us all nd give us victory atlast.AMEN