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Can a Foreign Accountancy firm Practice in Nigeria under any circumstance?

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ENEONWO:
Your boss is the greatest fool to have ever walked the surface of the earth! By his warped argument, we should all keep developing the economy into some few pockets. We must focus all attention on developing the economy, after which some people would embezzle all the money and the next government would look the other way because your boss would accuse them of neglecting the economy at the expense of the war against corruption, so; they must also focus all attention on developing the same economy. So, we continue running in the cycles of develop-loot/embezzle-develop- loot/embezzle. Your Oga is advising that if you build a house and it is fails, you go back to build on the same place without first arresting the cause of the failure! Let me tell you that if this country must succeed, Buhari must ensure that a thorough and sustained war against corruption is done. That way, whatever progress we make will not be eroded by avaricious officers of the state, whose stock-in-trade is primitive acquisition of wealth at the expense of national development.

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Many law report publishers engage young lawyers to for the task of editing law reports after which they are paid stipends based on the number of judgments edited for publication. In fact many new publishers would engage lots of new wigs to help with the editing of the backlog of old judgments. You can help out with that and the good news is that you read and learn about legal principles which will come in handy someday and get paid as well.


Excerpts culled from "HOW TO MAKE EXTRA INCOME AS A NEW WIG PART 2". Read the rest of this article via legalfido.com/how-to-make-extra-income-as-a-new-wig-part-2/#more-437

This post is a solution to the problem. However, I must sound a warning.
This post is not any of those “how to become a millionaire” post. There are many of such scams online you can read. This post is just a simple guide of how you can make extra income by the side while you learn the practice of law during pupillage. They are practical things you can do that would not affect your job or practice but would rather complement them and give you “extra income” (not millions) to augment whatever you make.

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Besides this, achievements related to the field of law or practice of law carry more weight. Just imagine an achievement like some of these;
“I graduated in the top 20 category out of a class of 200 people”

“I emerged the overall best speaker at the Moot Court Competitions during my stint at the Lagos Campus of the Nigerian Law School. My performance was specially recognised and commended by the Chief Justice of Nigeria who was present at the event”

“As a Corps member, I was in the team of lawyers that arranged for the release of over 20 prisoners who had been held without trial or bail for over 5 years”

“In less than 9 months of active legal practice, I had appeared in all superior courts of records and inferior courts of record in Kaduna State”

“I hold the record of the first and only Corp member to commence and conclude 5 civil and 6 criminal cases at the Oyo State High Court while serving at the Ministry of Justice.”

Excerpts culled from "CV Writing Course for Lawyers Part 2"
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The main guide to drafting the perfect resume is brevity. Keep it short. #short #brief. A CV says who you are and compressing everything about you in a page or two is quite difficult but possible.
Why you might ask? Well, recruiters get many CVs daily and it’s possible your CV will get less than 6 seconds glance before it is stored away or trashed. So keep it so brief that a lot could be seen about you under the 6 seconds of observation. 6 seconds is a very short time but long enough to get you noticed and given more perusal if your CV jams real good! The secret of “cooking” good CVs is about to be revealed. This is the recipe.

Excerpts from the post "CV WRITING COURSE FOR LAWYERS PART 1". See full post on www.legalfido.com/cv-writing-course-for-lawyers-part-1/#more-388

Which John okoro are they talking about? Cos the last time I saw the dude, he was back after being arrested for robbery and his father secured his release. That was in 2012. Was he arrested for robbery again?

Your dreams for an LLM, MBA or PhD in law from a UK university at no cost may just be inches away!
Applications have opened for interested Applicants who are citizens of developing Commonwealth countries in the Commonwealth Scholarships programme. The Commonwealth Scholarships are funded by the UK Department for International Development (DFID) with the objective of “contributing to the UK’s international development aims and wider overseas interests, supporting excellence in UK higher education, and sustaining the principles of the Commonwealth”.

You can apply for a Commonwealth Scholarship for the following levels of study:
• Master’s (one-year courses only)
• PhD
All subject areas are eligible (including law), although the CSC’s selection criteria give priority to applications that demonstrate the strongest relevance to development.

Excerpts culled from Commonwealth Scholarships for Masters and PhD Study
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Internship! Yea you heard right! There is a whole world of difference between what you are taught in school and what obtains in real life in legal practice. The only way you can see the practical application of what you are taught is by interning in a law office or law chambers!

You need to intern in a law firm to know that bail is not free! You also need to intern in a law firm to know that going to court is not all that a lawyer does. There are many things lawyers do but unfortunately, the curriculums in our universities are geared towards making us litigation robots.
The curriculum also focuses more on the substantive area of litigation. You need to see and feel the practical aspects. You will see how originating processes are filed and served. I recall that it was after I interned in a law office after my 3rd year, that I was able to file suits at the moot court in my faculty. I had been put through drafting court processes by the lawyers in the law office. To think that I achieved that feat in my 4th year makes me very proud.
Besides, nothing is as confidence and morale boosting as the act of drafting court processes, letters and agreements while you are still a student. The adrenaline rush and excitement motivates you on your return to school, to finish up and join the profession.
I recall being given the task of taking down the minutes of a meeting with a client who had come to draft his will. My hands wobbled as I wrote down the instructions he dictated. He was a very wealthy man and reeled out a list of real properties, shares in companies and cash in different bank accounts. I recall being asked to type the said minutes of the meeting and the testator’s instructions on the office computer and not my laptop to ensure confidentiality.

Excerpts culled from LAW STUDENTS CORNER; THINK INTERNSHIP
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Every aspect of life has a legal angle to it. Law is vast and multifaceted just like human existence. Politics is just a microcosm of law and cannot be said to cover law

Please create a section for law/lawyers to interact and share ideas amongst lawyers and other members of this noble forum. Other lawyers on Nairaland should support this call.

You need to intern in a law firm to know that bail is not free! You also need to intern in a law firm to know that going to court is not all that a lawyer does. There are many things lawyers do but unfortunately, the curriculums in our universities are geared towards making us litigation robots.
The curriculum also focuses more on the substantive area of litigation. You need to see and feel the practical aspects. You will see how originating processes are filed and served. I recall that it was after I interned in a law office after my 3rd year, that I was able to file suits at the moot court in my faculty. I had been put through drafting court processes by the lawyers in the law office. To think that I achieved that feat in my 4th year makes me very proud.

Besides, nothing is as confidence and morale boosting as the act of drafting court processes, letters and agreements while you are still a student. The adrenaline rush and excitement motivates you on your return to school, to finish up and join the profession.
I recall being given the task of taking down the minutes of a meeting with a client who had come to draft his will. My hands wobbled as I wrote down the instructions he dictated. He was a very wealthy man and reeled out a list of real properties, shares in companies and cash in different bank accounts. I recall being asked to type the said minutes of the meeting and the testator’s instructions on the office computer and not my laptop to ensure confidentiality.

Excerpts culled from the Article "LAW STUDENTS CORNER; THINK INTERNSHIP". Read the rest of the article on http://legalfido.com/law-students-corner-think-internship/#more-290

fidorocks:
Still available. Please no calls for reservation! It's a first come, first serve basis

RENTED. NOT AVAILABLE ANYMORE. NO ONE BEDROOM AVAILABLE AT THE MOMENT

justjeff:
Kindly post pictures or send to 08155119090 on whatsapp

this is the link to the post advertising the renovated flat on nairaland. https://www.nairaland.com/2513592/renovated-executive-mini-flat-rent

you can come and inspect both the newly built flat and the renovated flat and make your choice. They are in one location. Thank you

Still available

3 set of a one storey 4 bedroom Duplex with servant quarters in the in the High Brow Banana Island, Ikoyi are available for rent. The Duplexes are detached from each other has a well maintained swimming pool, round the clock security, 24 hours constant electricity and water supply as well as fitted with state of the art facilities and fittings.

Rent N6M per annum (rent is negotiable and minimum of 2 years rent will be charged)
Service Charge N2M
Agency fee N300, 000 (5% of rent)
Agreement fee N600, 000 (10% of rent)

TOTAL N14, 900, 000.

call 08083630790 for inspection. No Registration fee, no inspection fee. Please no flashing.

justjeff:
I need a brand new house of 3 bedroom

The brand new is 600k per year but the renovated house which is also as good as brand new cos almost every thing is being changed is 500k, make your choice.

A renovated 3 bedroom flat is available for rent in Oke-Afa, Isolo

The house is in a well secured compound with borehole supplied water. Each flat has its own tanks, pumping machine and 3 toilets/baths.

Rent N500,000
Agency/Agmt fees N100, 000
Caution fee N50, 000 (refundable)
Service charge N20,000

Please call 08083630790. No inspection or registration fees. No flashing please.

TOTAL N670, 000

A renovated 3 bedroom flat is available for rent in Isolo LOke-AfaIsolo

The house is in a well secured compound with borehole supplied water. Each flat has its own tanks, pumping machine and 3 toilets/baths.

Rent N500,000
Agency/Agmt fees N100, 000
Caution fee N50, 000 (refundable)
Service charge N20,000

Please call 08083630790. No inspection or registration fees. No flashing please.

TOTAL N670, 000

justjeff:
Can this go for 500k?

No, have a renovated 3 bedroom flat in the same location for 500k. You can come and look at that one too.

A newly built and very classy 3 bedroom flat available for rent in Oke- Afa Isolo near the Mass Burial Ground.
All rooms are ensuite and fitted with wardrobes. The flat is in a well secured compound with borehole treated water supply, good power supply, the flats own pumping machine and overhead tank.

Rent is N600, 000 1 yr only

Agency/Agreement N120, 000

Caution fees N50, 000

Service Charge N20, 000

Total is N790, 000. 00

Call 08083630790 if interested. No Inspection fees and no flashing please.

Still available

Still available. Please no calls for reservation! It's a first come, first serve basis

Below is a quick guide on how to deal with the Police:
1. As a new wig, never trust a policeman or woman when they give you guarantees or make promises. No policeman is honest. Yea, there might be an exception to this but then the exception goes to prove the general rule.
2. Do not be hostile but show no signs of fear or weakness when dealing with them. Police may hate you more for being very fierce and aggressive but then they won’t love you either if you are calm and gentle. They will take advantage of you.
3. Aggression and fierceness though recommended (but should be sparingly used) scares the shit outta the police. The police station is where people are broken down and feel it’s the end of the world, so a lawyer barking and raising hell in a station with junior officers cowering is a sight policemen avoid like hell. It destroys their perceived invisibility. But like I said, use same sparingly and know when to stop otherwise, the police could arrest you for “conduct likely to cause breach of peace”.
4. Be smart. Play on the junior officers’ intelligence. The junior officers most times are not the recipients of the “bail money” but senior officers. Promise them something after you have secured the release of your client. They will quickly run around with the little you can offer for bail to the sum demanded, with the hope that they will receive extra money which the seniors won’t be part of (will tell you a funny story on this point later on).
5. Dangle some cash or promise of cash. Forget hierarchy, the police worship cash and their desperation makes them easy magas. Dangle a carrot or two to some officers if you meet a group that is hostile, that will break their solidarity. In fact you need not make the offer, one of the officers will approach you to help with his colleagues.
He will promise to help you get in touch with the superior who is not in the office, he will ask for N100 to buy recharge card. Give him N500 and watch how his countenance changes. He will work against his colleagues for more and usually without demanding for any cash first. Well after, he helps you secure the release of your client, what do you do?
Give him something for “helping” you release your client they ought not to have arrested in the first place by collecting say N5, 000 instead of the N50, 000 they had asked for initially? You must be joking!

CULLED FROM NAIJA POLICE; A LAWYERS' FRIEND OR FIEND!
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A one bedroom apartment with kitchen ensuite is available for rent at Anifowoshe Ikeja for one year only.

Contained in a spacious, well secured compound, the house is only about 5 minutes walk from the computer village in Ikeja.

Tenants must be a working single male or female.

Net rent is N150, 000. 00
Agency and Agreement fee is N50, 000. 00

No caution fees and no inspection fees.

Only interested and qualified tenants should call. No flashing please

08083630790

There is a One bedroom apartment with Kitchen Ensuite available for Rent at Anifowoshe Ikeja (5 minutes walk from Computer Village) for 1 year at the cost of N150, 000, with agency and agreement fees at N25, 000. 00 each.
Total is N200, 000. 00. No Caution fees and rent is for one year.
The apartment is contained in a well secured and private compound with water supply.
The one bedroom apartment shares a convenience with the only adjoining room in the section of the house but the Kitchen is ensuite.

Call 08083630790 if you are interested. Interested Applicants must be working and responsible single males/females. Please only serious applicants should call. Thank you.