Magnoliaa: In addition to the above, I think, though, that if you have a VERY pertinent piece of information to drop as a man, you can drop and we'll read? But engaging conversations and bants? Nah. Nope.
I am just one person, sha, and my Lady Judge and senior learned colleagues might disagree and insist on the no-male policy, and I don't have the power to say otherwise.
Una gender too bash women for this site, lol. Leave this only one for us and let us enjoy.
I am even breaking the rule myself by not ignoring.
Wo, we all insist all the no-male policy and it is strict!
Make them leave this small thread for us abeg. Sheybi them get Redpill movement abi? No wahala. Nobody enter their territory na, make everybody dey their dey.
apolonius: To get licensed as a lawyer, you need to apply to the NCA, get assigned some courses and write the exams. The exams are written a few times annually. You can write all in one sitting if you are a genius. If you pass and get your NCA certificate, you then apply to the Law Society of Ontario or the province where you want to practice. The Bar exams-Barrister and Solicitor’s-are written 3 times a year. Not sure if this has increased or decreased because of the pandemic-induced changes.
If you pass the bar exams, you can either apply for Articling or get an exemption as I did. Of course, you will called to the bar. What you do after that is up to you.
Those who love transactional practice areas and with good experience can join banks and corporations as In-house Counsels or join law firms-big, medium and small.
Networking will determine how fast you get good opportunities to practice after your call.
Hope this helps.
Thank you very much for your detailed answer. I appreciate it.
I really hope you get to see this, I was going to send this as a mail bit I'm not exactly sure how that works. This is my first time trying to send an email through Nairaland.
This is something I should have sent in a long time ago, specially for this lady that has entertained me and many other silent readers but it's better late than never.
I just wanted to let you know that I'm strongly rooting for you as you start your exams and so are many others!!
As you start, I pray that you write as inspired by God, you put down correctly as it's in the mind of your lecturer!! You find great favour before every examiner you and your script comes in contact with!!
As you read and revise, you are divinely led by God to where the examiner has put in his heart to set! You enjoy the ministry of angels as God's spirit brings all things to your remembrance!! You won't be tired!! You won't go weary!! God's supply supernatural strength to you throughout this period as you read and as you write, strength all through!!
I want you to go into your exam hall knowing the outcome of this is already a good one so all things has no choice but to conform. And this we know because our Father, God doesn't give small gifts to we his children!!
Now go into that exam hall as the fighter and winner that you are. No matter what they choose to bring your way, you are 10 times better!!!
Go show them the stuff you are made of!!
Much Love!! We are rooting for you!!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH, TEMI.
You have no idea how grateful I am seeing your message. Thank you so much. God bless you for your kind and thoughtful words.
apolonius: While the traditional professions have rigid licensing processes in every country to test for determination, it is normal. When we went to Nigeria for the law school, even professors of law and accomplished lawyers from the US, UK, Canada et al, had to do Bar 1 with us. They did and some are accomplished politicians and lawyers in Nigeria today.
I know 2 SANs who did their accreditation and bar exams, and are now doing Articling in Toronto. It’s normal.
Yes, doctors like lawyers and all do same too. You either want it enough to soldier through or you stay in your comfort zone. If you push through, the rewards are huge. I have many lawyer colleagues making over $130k and some are immigration panel members (judges) within 2-3 years. I know 2 very close Nigerian professors of law in Canadian universities , they came in as students, who make over $300k.
Canada is today’s heaven. Lazy and unfocused people will promote harsh relativism as the general experience. But it’s crap!
If you come to Canada legally and have your PR, you can settle in 1-2 years and do great. Of course, lawyers and doctors may face a slower transition, but it’s worth it.
Hello. Interesting writeup.
So basically, you're saying that just the same way you did Bar 1& Bar 2 over here in Nigeria, you'd start all over before practising in Canada?
How feasible is Law Practice in Canada, particularly on Health law, Tech Law and Intellectual Property Law.
Farfalla: ***Takes note of this new sex style to add to my collection.
Ehen. I'm glad you're taking notes. She should be able to whine her waist her waist like Shakira and twerk her a$$ the Jane Mena way. In summary, be a Godfearing Cardi B.
Farfalla: The path to my knickers is not a complicated one. A man just needs to; 1. Be an Idris Elba lookalike. 2. Have Dangote's money. 3. Strictly have no kids, but should accept my 3 kids (from 2 baby daddies) as his own. 4. Be a God-fearing atheist. 5. Bring a lot to the table - pick me up from Ajegunle and ferry me to Banana Island where it will be his responsibility to clean me up. 6. Have zero body count but be a stallion in bed. 7. Be over 6 ft tall. 8. Be a fitness enthusiast. 9. Have 3 degrees - in Actuarial Science, Aviation and Geospatial Engineering. (No social sciences nor pedagogy degrees allowed). 10. Be able to speak at least 3 European languages. 11. Lest I forget, he should be below 28 years of age.
Farfalla: Yes they want virgins, but these virgin girls should also be able to administer all sex styles, including headstand and hanging on chandeliers.
Lmao.
She should be able to do snake in the monkey shadow style also.