haaaa life shaa dis lady self she no dey senior m 4 age

braine:
Please where do these people hang out? I need to go out more and mingle with this type. Not the types me have here on NL.

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NL girls na money miss road. You hardly find any classy girl on NL. The real classy babes no get time for NL.

Compare that picture background with what we see here on NL you will faint.

Slimzybaby:
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NL girls na money miss road. You hardly find any classy girl on NL. The real classy babes no get time for NL.

Compare that picture background with what we see here on NL you will faint.

I dey tell you. I'm seriously in search of this kind.

so na to dey make dem study law...........for future use......i see.....

Tolexander:
na how many people dem wan call to bar now?

Dem wan finish our beer?

Stingy alcoholic alert

martyns303:
Am sure she didn't study in Nigeria. Please guys I have a question, I have a friend who studied law in the UK, she is intending to come work in a Nigerian firm according to her.

What I need to understand is, is the Law universal? I had thought each country has her law and cases which are particular to a her, how then can someone study law in another country and practice it in another.

Please no abuses, it's just an honest question that deserves an honest and simple answer.

The law is not universal.English law is different from Nigerian Law.Before your friend can practise in Nigeria ,she needs to apply for Bar Part 1&2 at the Nigeria Law School and pass the qualifying exams.For Nigerian Graduates only Bar 2 is required

yapapa:
all of dem looters pikin just dey study law anyhow..
dem need am sha cos wen gbege happen finish na to jes call dem say pikin e don happen.time to prove say I no burn my money on una.

martyns303:
Am sure she didn't study in Nigeria. Please guys I have a question, I have a friend who studied law in the UK, she is intending to come work in a Nigerian firm according to her.

What I need to understand is, is the Law universal? I had thought each country has her law and cases which are particular to a her, how then can someone study law in another country and practice it in another.

Please no abuses, it's just an honest question that deserves an honest and simple answer.

yo bro first uk is under the common law jurisdiction so she can practice in nigeria but she will have to undergo 2 yrs at lawschool to study nigerian law e.g nigeria legal system, Land law nd others

martyns303:
Am sure she didn't study in Nigeria. Please guys I have a question, I have a friend who studied law in the UK, she is intending to come work in a Nigerian firm according to her.

What I need to understand is, is the Law universal? I had thought each country has her law and cases which are particular to a her, how then can someone study law in another country and practice it in another.

Please no abuses, it's just an honest question that deserves an honest and simple answer.

No such person will have to undergo the Bar part 1 and bar part 2 programmes at the Nigerian law school Abuja
It's two years

Congrats!

Artificiality

All of dem dey pack dia pickin go bar, crazy people

braine:
Please where do these people hang out? I need to go out more and mingle with this type. Not the types we have here on NL.

Take me along when you are going.

martyns303:
Am sure she didn't study in Nigeria. Please guys I have a question, I have a friend who studied law in the UK, she is intending to come work in a Nigerian firm according to her.

What I need to understand is, is the Law universal? I had thought each country has her law and cases which are particular to a her, how then can someone study law in another country and practice it in another.

Please no abuses, it's just an honest question that deserves an honest and simple answer.

She go do two years for Nigerian Law School, get called to the bar, pass through NYSC before she can work as a lawyer in naija.

Yeah,pretty.buh hope she doesn't end up being someone's mistress.

Una see am. Politicians grooming their kids while they use anoda man's kid 4 political violence

;Dchai if diz fine girl be lawyer I swear court go dey full like crusade groundchai if diz fine girl be lawyer I swear court go dey full like crusade groundchai if diz fine girl be lawyer I swear court go dey full like crusade ground

martyns303:
Am sure she didn't study in Nigeria. Please guys I have a question, I have a friend who studied law in the UK, she is intending to come work in a Nigerian firm according to her.

What I need to understand is, is the Law universal? I had thought each country has her law and cases which are particular to a her, how then can someone study law in another country and practice it in another.

Please no abuses, it's just an honest question that deserves an honest and simple answer.

If she is truly a lawyer, she knows the answer!!!

Tolexander:
na how many people dem wan call to bar now?

Dem wan finish our beer?

guy u funny die...chai....i don laugh tire

Lexusgs430:


If she is truly a lawyer, she knows the answer!!!

lol... of course she knows ( she should) it's the person who's asking that doesn't !

Neduzze5:
Wow


She looks quite by all means pretty....


But, she aint up to my girlfriend by half a mile. And what's with the Law of recent??


Looking for people to keep them off the long hands of the law after all their ugly misdeeds??

Pls did u say beauty? look at dah last pic and see d cake n mountain of make up on her face, make una give person hope small small na

cocolacec:


The law is not universal.English law is different from Nigerian Law.Before your friend can practise in Nigeria ,she needs to apply for Bar Part 1&2 at the Nigeria Law School and pass the qualifying exams.For Nigerian Graduates only Bar 2 is required

Thanks, That was insightful, I know this is a question I should be asking her. But I'd rather not for numerous reasons, she's currently doing her master's.

Another question I would like to ask is, do lawyers get immediate employment after law school (as doctors do), or do they have to search for jobs like everyone else? What's the prospect

martyns303:
Am sure she didn't study in Nigeria. Please guys I have a question, I have a friend who studied law in the UK, she is intending to come work in a Nigerian firm according to her.

What I need to understand is, is the Law universal? I had thought each country has her law and cases which are particular to a her, how then can someone study law in another country and practice it in another.

Please no abuses, it's just an honest question that deserves an honest and simple answer.

did she study pure law? or another branch of law like civil law or international law, that's why she has to go to law sch here in naija so no matter d kinda law she studied d amount of time she spends in law sch ours will be indoctrinated in her brain

martyns303:
Am sure she didn't study in Nigeria. Please guys I have a question, I have a friend who studied law in the UK, she is intending to come work in a Nigerian firm according to her.

What I need to understand is, is the Law universal? I had thought each country has her law and cases which are particular to a her, how then can someone study law in another country and practice it in another.

Please no abuses, it's just an honest question that deserves an honest and simple answer.

did she study pure law? or another branch of law like civil law or international law, that's why she has to go to law sch here in naija so no matter d kinda law she studied d amount of time she spends in law sch ours will be indoctrinated in her brain

Shinelle:


lol... of course she knows ( she should)
it's the person who's asking that doesn't !

Thanks for answering the guy that lacks comprehension.

I for like gee dis girl belle mehn......

ournaijablog:
did she study pure law? or another branch of law like civil law or international law, that's why she has to go to law sch here in naija so no matter d kinda law she studied d amount of time she spends in law sch ours will be indoctrinated in her brain did she study pure law? or another branch of law like civil law or international law, that's why she has to go to law sch here in naija so no matter d kinda law she studied d amount of time she spends in law sch ours will be indoctrinated in her brain

I don't know, I didn't ask, didn't want to appear too inquisitive (what kind of friend u may ask), we seldom talk about our career and family.

Plus I don't know anything about law, so I couldn't have asked the right questions.

martyns303:
Am sure she didn't study in Nigeria. Please guys I have a question, I have a friend who studied law in the UK, she is intending to come work in a Nigerian firm according to her.

What I need to understand is, is the Law universal? I had thought each country has her law and cases which are particular to a her, how then can someone study law in another country and practice it in another.

Please no abuses, it's just an honest question that deserves an honest and simple answer.

Usually when you study law outside Nigeria, in order to practice in here you are required to do Bar 1 in Nigeria Law School before joining Nigerian Law graduates to finish up and be called to Nigerian Bar.

so that means a lot of the politicians are around the same age and their kids are also age mates.

Shinelle:


lol... of course she knows ( she should)
it's the person who's asking that doesn't !

So he wants to use panadol for another person's headache?

If after all this makeup she still ugly like this, I beg to pass.

@martyns303

I note that you have received the correct answer to your question given by others in the house. Just to reiterate the answer, if you study law abroad and you intend to practice law in another country outside the one you studied in, then you have to get acquainted with the legal system and laws of the country in which you intend to practice in; which would mean further studies.

In your friends case, if they intend to go to Nigeria to practice law, THEY NEED TO PASS THROUGH THE NIGERIAN LAW SCHOOL. Also note that they have to complete the NYSC PROGRAM as well. If they are below 30 years after completing their first law degree (LLB) within Nigeria or abroad then they would have to complete the NYSC program too before they can even think of practicing law in Nigeria. Hope this would help your friend.

I rest my case

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