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Up Man U with Man U match never end even in 90 minutes until the Ref blows the Final wistle.
I stand Strongly with Mourinho

i thought that there is freedom of religion enshrined into the 1999 cinstitution

Really
This shows that we have competent hands only that bad adminstration has eaten deep.

bjt:
. Me, i have given up on man utd until they sack Mourinho

You guys should stop this Mourinho has done nothing wrong, Man U was having a great game with the propensity to score more untill Pogba did that nonsense display that cost Man U a goal, was it Mourinho that asked pogba to start entertainment on the pitch when he should be very serious, okay look at the one on one Martial missed(though he has been good these days) was it mourinho that ask him to miss it. truth is that Man U needs big signings because Man U is a big club and we really need good defenders Mourinho said it, that's why the fans are against wardwood
Fact is Mourinho is Man U best coach after Ferguson.

Congrats to all the Legal Lions from UNN, you guys are making us pround and indeed we are proud to be Legal Lions,UNN rocks.


from the Result public universities is still the best.

Congrats to my fellow Legal Lions from UNN you guys are making us proud, UNN rocks

Nigerian Law School Releases Aug 2018 Results, Sets Dates For Call To Bar, As 161 Candidates Bag First Class, 20 emerged from UNN, 20 from Unilag, 12 from UI. The Nigerian Law School has recorded for the first time in history, the highest number of candidates graded in the first class honour, and of course, the highest number of success rate.
TheNigerialawyer (TNL), gathered from the Result Sheet dated the 17th day of October 2018, and signed by the Director General of the Nigerian Law School, Prof. Isa Hayatu Chiroma, SAN, that a total number of 161 candidates bagged the first class honour.
In an exam participated by 5,846 candidates, 4,633 emerged victorious as successful candidates indicating that 79.25% passed which is approximately 80% of the pass rate.
The result shows that 218 (3.73%) had
conditional pass, with 965 (16.15%) candidates failing the bar finals, while a total of 30 candidates which is just 0.51%, being absent.
In other categories, 695 candidates (11.88%) were graded in the Second Class Upper Division, while 1,276 (21.83%) were graded in the Second Class Lower Division. A total number of 2, 501 (42.78%) were also graded with Pass as released.
The result, without doubt, shows that the 2018 Bar Finals Results is the best ever in the History of the Nigerian Law School. Recall that this is the first bar finals examination for a session ever conducted by the current Director General of the Nigerian Law School, Prof. Isa Hayatu Chiroma, SAN.
The call to bar ceremony has been therefore fixed for the 27th, 28th and 29th day of November 2018, following the change of date for the ceremony as announced by the Distinguished Body of Benchers in a notice released earlier this month.
TheNigerialawyer (TNL) therefore congratulates the soon-to-be-called wigs, as they warm themselves up as prospective gentlemen of the bar
https://thenigerialawyer.com/nigerian-law-school-releases-aug-2018-results-sets-dates-for-call-to-bar-as-161-candidates-bag-first-class/

So what's now the difference Labour should not agree.

Celebration still on at Senator Abaribe's residence.

The senator representing Abia south in the Nigerian senate, Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe has won the Abia south PDP senatorial primary held in Aba south LGA headquarters, the senator defeated 4 other aspirants to clinch the keenly contested primary election surpervised by the former governor of Anambra state Mr Peter Obi.
Senator Enyinnaya Harcourt Abaribe pulled a total of 413 votes to beat his closest rival Dr Ogunji who pulled a total of 153 votes.
The Senator having clinch the ticket is expected to flag the parties flag in the general elections.

O Yeah, This Lagos politics is getting interesting ; Meanwhile I STAND WITH AMBODE.

After the Primaries we will have shocking revelations like whose pocket Lekki Everyday tollgate goes to, who owns half of Lekki, Ikoyi, Banana Island, whose pocket market levies go to, where half of taxes paid by lagosians go to, who has corned contracts including road constructions at exorbitant rates for over 20years now. And you still want Ambii to work or do magic, you must be ...

My People Breeze don Blow we don book spaces to see fowl yansh and definitely we must see am Hahahahohoho.

Okpolo Eye no be open Eye

yes
of course Tinubu knows very well that Ambode is the man to beat in Lagos gubernatorial election APC or No APC, Tinubu or No Tinubu so our prayer is that his greediness and that of his cohorts will push him to do otherwise.

Any way even if they reconcile or not Rope wey don cut and you tie it back can not be straight again gbege must dey, Tinubu will be in for a big Shock from Ambode after the 2919 election.
Watch and see

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why is every thing in this country upside down
Football that other coutries are using to make good money all over the world is a huge joke here what pains me most is that we have the population to make football very interesting and entertaining.
if every club is like Enyimba i think football will move 10 step forward the got management and thats why fans don't wait for them to have match in other to go and enjoy themselves at Enyimba stadium.
is obvious things are not working in this country so we need to try an alternative

why is every thing in this country upside down
Football that other coutries are using to make good money all over the world is a huge joke here what pains me most is that we have the population to make football very interesting and entertaining.
if every club is like Enyimba i think football will move 10 step forward the got management and thats why fans don't wait for them to have match in other to go and enjoy themselves at Enyimba stadium.

is obvious things are not working in this country so we need to try an alternative

it was pretty obvoius that you are Anti-Mourinho you didnt even boder to cover it a little.
Every big successive club in Europe is synonymous with buying players every season and not just players expensive player and some times these expensive players flop, mourinho was made the manager and to ann extend if you want somebody to succeed give him what he asked for to work with at least to an average in other to perform. Wood should be blamed for not giving Jose the tools in nreded to work with beside the much talked about totteham game go and watch it again Man U outclassed Totteham in all angle and need remind you that they played good fotball

I stand with Mourinho


I lLike Mourinho because he cant intimidate him the English press tried it he hit them back

Yes Man U deserved to win, because they outclassed Totteham; Hard Luck i guess and who says Totteham is a medicore team
I STAND WITH MOURINHO

Yes Man U deserved to win, because they outclassed Totteham; Hard Luck i guess and who says Totteham is a medicore team
I STAND WITH MOURINHO

Congratulations to the new wigs

Nigerian Law School Releases 2017 Bar Part II Final Exam As Lagos Campus Takes Lead
Law SchoolTop NewsOct 21, 2017

The Nigerian Law School has released summary of the just concluded Bar Part II exam that was held in July, 29th 2017.

In this year’s performance total number of 5,891 students participated in the Bar Part II examination while 4,285 were successful. A further breakdown of the results showed that candidates with first class accounted for 29 (65.6%), candidates with second class upper are 211(3.6) in number. 1.046 (17. candidates made second class lower while candidates with conditional Pass are 334 (5.7%). The total number of 1,272 (21.6%) failed the Bar Final examination.

Lagos Campus has 14 first class out of a total of 29 first class.
Lagos Campus came first in the cumulative results in all the individual courses

Lagos Campus has the best overall performance, having come first in the entire result (cumulatively) with 79% pass rate.

The second position goes to Abuja Campus and Yenagoa Campus who each got 73% while the 3rd position goes to Yola Campus

Below shows the chart on the performance of the various campuses.

POPULATION BY GRADES

1st Class 29 0.5%
2nd Class Upper 211 3.6%
2nd Class lower 1.046 17.8%
Pass 2.999 50.9%
Conditional Pass 334 5.7%
Fail 1.272 21.6%
5,891
Summary Of 2017 Bar Part II Finals Examination
PASS/FAIL ANALYSIS

Pass 4,285 72.7%
Conditional Pass 334 5.7%
Fail 1,272 21.6%
GRADES BY CAMPUS

GRADES BY CAMPUS LAGOS KANO ABUJA ENUGU YENEGOA YOLA
1st Class 14 3 4 6 2 0
2nd Class Upper 93 29 47 23 15 4
2nd Class Lower 324 139 317 148 63 55
Pass 648 502 981 486 209 173
1,079 673 1,349 663 289 232
79% 68% 73% 69% 73% 17%
Conditional Pass 70 71 112 53 16 12
Fail 224 251 381 243 91 82
1,374 996 1,843 960 397 327
SUBJECT PERFORMANCE BY CAMPUS LAGOS   KANO   ABUJA   ENUGU   YENEGOA   YOLA   ALL  
Pass Avg Pass Avg Pass Avg Pass Avg Pass Avg Pass Avg Pass Avg
CORPORATE LAW & PRACTICE 79.5% 4.9.04 77.9% 45.51 72.6% 46.31 68.8% 44.79 67.6% 44.54 74.1% 46.80 73.4% 46.47
CRIMINAL LITIGATION 77.9% 46.49 63.3% 41.75 69.5% 43.94 69.2% 42.76 73.1% 44.44 69.2% 42.41 70.6% 43.92
CIVIL LITIGATION 84.8% 51.10 79.5% 48.63 76.5% 49.07 75.6% 46.93 79.9% 48.43 79.6% 48.59 79.3% 49.05
PROFESSIONAL ETHICS & SKILLS 92.4% 56.67 87.6% 55.30 85.2% 56.18 89.2% 55.98 86.5% 55.42 85.7% 53.91 88.1% 55.93
PROPERTY LAW & PRACTICE 92.4% 56.41 79.7% 48.63 74.3% 48.70 81.6% 49.70 80.4% 48.44 79.0% 48.56 81.1% 50.56
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Update on 2017/2018 Screening Exercise for Admission UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA OFFICE OF THE REGISTRAR September 6, 2017 UPDATE ON 2017/2018 SCREENING EXERCISE FOR ADMISSION This is to inform the general public that the University of Nigeria Post-UTME screening tests earlier scheduled to commence on Monday, September 11, 2017 and end on Saturday, September 16, 2017 have been postponed to a future date. Registration exercise for the Post-UTME screening exercise continues. Prospective students who scored 200 and above, who made UNN their first choice and are experiencing difficulties in generating invoice should continue trying. An updated timetable for the rescheduled Post-UTME screening tests will be published later. Please visit UNN Website regularly for updates. For all enquiries, send an email to: customerservice s.ict@unn.edu.ng
Chris C. Igbokwe, Esq. Registrar

Relevant comments above has answered your question

Furthermore by being a contract staff it means you are working at the will of your employers, you have no right other than what is stipulated in the terms of the contract of your employment and usually under this type of employment the employers will prepare the terms of the employment solely which favours them and when you sign, it is binding and you can be relieved of the employment at any time, because you are not a permanent staff. There is nothing bad and it has no effect which is beyond the employment.

TO KNOW MORE ON EMPLOYMENT READ FUTHER

Now there are 3 types of employment
* EMPLOYMENT WITH STATUTORY FLAVOURemployment backed by the Law in which an employee can not be dismissed or tamper at the will of the employer) Eg Civil service, public Service.

*EMPLOYMENT UNDER CONTRACT: (Master Servant relationship) in which the employment is determine by the terms of contract if there is no agreed term the Employer has right to do what ever he likes at will even to the extent of waking up and dismiss the employee without any reason and the Law in this situation can not be of any help. Because you cannot force a willing servant on an unwilling Master.

*EMPLOYMENT AT PLESURE OR WILL OF THE EMPLOYER:, in this type of employment the employee is working at the will of the Master and the Master can do whatever he likes and at any time concerning the employment.

TERMINATION OF A MASTER AND SERVANT EMPLOYMENT

A master can terminate the employment of his servant at any time and for any reason or for no reason at all provided the termination is in accordance with the terms of the contract of employment the motive for such termination is irrelevant. See Osianya v. Afribank Nig Plc. (2007) 6 NWLR (Pt.1031) 565 (SC).

TERMINATION OF WRITTEN CONTRACT OF EMPLOYMENT

Where there is a written contract of employment, it is outside the province of the Court to look anywhere for terms of termination of the contract, other than in the written contract. See: Katto vs. C.B.N (1999) 6 NWLR (Pt. 607) 390 at 405, paras. D-F.

The terms and conditions of contract of employment are the substratum of any case where the issue of wrongful termination of employment calls for determination. The importance of the terms of a contract of service in determining the question of termination of the contract was emphasize as follows by Mohammed JSC in Ifeta v. Shell Pet. Dev. Co. Ltd (2006) 7 MJSC 121 at page 133, para. G
"In the determination of this issue, I need to emphasize the bindingness of the terms of the contract of service between the parties. There is no doubt that the parties’ freedom of contract carries with it the inevitable implication of sanctity of their contracts. This means that if any question should arise with respect to the contract, the terms in any documents which constitute the contract are, invariably, the guide to its interpretation. On this premises, the material question is; what did the parties in the instant case agree with respect to the termination of the contract of service”
In the absence of a written contract of employment either of the parties could abrogate the contract on a week’s or a month’s notice, or on payment of wages for a week or a month or whatever was agreed period for payment of wages.

That is the Law in Nigeria !!!

And what has APC got as achievement to show Nigerians, Deceit, Hardship, lies, dwindling Economy, the more you look the less you see etc these Conglomerate are The Devil themselves

*MILITARY LAWLESSNESS: THE WAY OUT*

I had once walked into a crowd and in a bid to understand why there was such a crowd under the sun at a time when the sun was obviously showing off, I couldn't help but notice already exhausted middle-aged men performing the popular "frogs jump" under the dogged supervision of uniformed officers of a Nigerian Armed force. The view was indeed spectacular! I mean, sophisticated phones at every inch of the place, taking photos, making videos and the cheers coming from the crowd could make Usain Bolt continue his race amidst the pain. The whole event I must confess, was _secondus nullus_. I was quite sure a number of bloggers got very amusing stories to tell and Facebook was going to be agog with amusement.

The exceeding great cases of military lawlessness are no news to the average Nigerian as it would fairly make a significant contribution to our individual entertainment quota.

The Constitution of course, has something to say about this.
*Section 34, CFRN* provides as follows:

_"Every individual is entitled to respect for the dignity of his person, and accordingly_
_(a) no person shall be subject to torture or to inhuman or degrading treatment_;
_(b) no person shall he held in slavery or servitude_; and
_(c) no person shall be required to perform forced of compulsory labour"_

*To what extent then does the everyday motorist, "KEKE-NAPEP" operator or even motorist enjoy this right which no doubt applies to every "individual", irrespective of age, race, political affiliation, etc?*
The decision of the court in *_Nemi v. Attorney-General of Lagos state_* further buttresses this point. As the court held that the right in *Section 34* is available even to a prisoner on death row.

The big question now is, "What then is the way out?"

The courts of course!
They are the last hope to the common man, remember?
But the last hope may not constitute any hope at all especially to the common man!

Why?
The level of ignorance among Nigerians, Poor or No access to legal representation, the length of time spent in litigation among others, would be a great impediments to how far the courts can go.

To every problem know to man, I believe solutions abound.

It is no news however, that an enormous population of Nigerians have no idea what the laws of the land say about degrading treatment by members of the armed forces. To this end, it would go a long way if civil rights organizations, reputable law firms, government institutions, etc take out time to educate people and create awareness in these rights guaranteed by the Constitution.

Moreso, knowledge of these rights should be supplemented by fair and quality legal representation for indigent citizens. Hence, the need to strengthen and further empower the Legal Aid Council.
Reputable law firms and well meaning legal practitioners should from time to time, take up Pro-Bono cases with regards to such matters as that would go a very long wat in sending out the message that these practices are unacceptable in Toto.

The courts most importantly, should give special consideration to cases of human rights violations in a bid to ensure speedy disposal of these cases and ensure that these cases do not drag too long as is the case with litigation in Nigeria, as that would for one defeat the very essence.
In addition however, the courts should be disposed to granting bountifully, damages to victims against the Armed forces as this would serve as a deterrent as theses acts form grounds for award of exemplary damages. Sufficient award of damages would also put the Heads of these forces to their feets as they would in turn move swiftly to discipline officers properly.

We look forward to an era of total respect for the sacred fundamental rights by all officers and organs of government.

*_Gracias_*

The University of Nigeria Enugu Campus where Professional courses are situated and has 5 faculties namely faculty of Law, faculty of Environmental, faculty of business adminstration, faculty of Medical science and faculty of health sciences having over 20 departments conducted her S. U. G elections over the week which saw the faculty of Law winning seven(7) crucial positions of the students union government out of 12 namely The President, Vice President, Secretary General, Assistant Secretary general, Director of socials, Financial Secretary and the Chief Judge of the Union, the result of the Election came as a surprise to every body on Campus because for many years faculty of Law has not produce a President of the union and this is the first time in The history of the school about More than 60years ago one faculty produce such number in The student union government. The Election was keenly contested with 5 persons from different faculties showing interest in The Presidency 2 from faculty of Law, 2 from medical sciences and 1 from Health sciences which saw Ejike Confidence from faculty of Law emerging as the winner with 1,300 Votes beating his closest rival Obianika Odera(aka Konja) who pulled a total of 1,167 Votes to emerge as the runner up, the Vice Presidency was clinched by Ngozi Ochin Gabriella also from the faculty of Law precisely 019 Law class(300 level).

I really appreciate everyone's effort so far. But we could still do better. The voting category will end on the 13th of November.

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it can now be clearly seen that the so called Sherrif has the hand of Essau but the voice of Jacob