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Registered 2003 Toyota Camry upgraded to 2005.
Everything in good condition. AC is chilled
Location is Abuja
Seller is relocating
1.2m slightly negotiable
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A logistics company in Abuja wants to hire dispatch riders

Job Description
Riders are required to pick up and deliver packages in and around Abuja.

Qualification
SSCE, NCE

Interested Persons must

- Be resident in Abuja
- Have a valid riders licence
- Be conversant with major cites in FCT
- Be able to communicate properly in english language; speaking, reading and writing.

Working Hours
Mondays-Fridays
8 am – 6 pm

Location
Wuse Zone 3, Abuja

Salary is Attractive

Interested candidates should apply via email to trmedia3k@gmail.com with "Dispatch Rider" as subject of the mail.

Application closes on Monday, 29th March, 2021

The Intellectual Property Lawyers Association Nigeria (IPLAN) has filed a lawsuit seeking a declaration that Bata dance is the root source of Salsa Dance.

According to Lead Counsel to the Association, Mr. Folarin Aluko of Trumann Rockwood Solicitors who spoke to our correspondent in Osogbo, Osun State, traditional knowledge is recognized as a specie of Intellectual Property unique to each and every civilization. Historically, African Dance was the primary medium by which our ancestors transmitted our history, morals and culture.

Bata dance was originated by the ancestors of the Yoruba people of Southwest Nigeria and today it is a traditional cultural expression of Yoruba culture.

Salsa incorporates the movements, choreography, instruments, performances and costume of Bata dance. According to him, as the world becomes a global village, there is an increasing need to protect our cultural heritage from exploitation and appropriation.

The broad jurisdiction of the Customary Court, especially on the subject of Customary Law, makes it the appropriate Court to hear and determine this matter.

In the lawsuit no. FCT/CC/PYS/CIV/01/2021 filed at the Customary Court of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, IPLAN prayed the court to declare Bata dance as the origin of Salsa Dance.

In the court documents, Aluko argues that Bata dance as an ancient intellectual heritage of the Yoruba deserves the appropriate local and international acknowledgment as well as protection from unfair cultural exploitation.

Relying on provisions of the Nigerian Constitution 1999, the African Charter on Human and Peoples Rights and the FCT Customary Court Act, IPLAN seeks the authentication and recognition Bata dance.

The Association believes the suit will highlight the positive impact and intellectual property of Bata dance as a cultural asset of Yoruba People of Western Nigeria.

Aluko says the suit will settle the question of the Yoruba origins of the exotic Cuban Salsa dance.


https://thenigerialawyer.com/iintellectual-property-lawyers-ask-court-to-declare-yoruba-bata-dance-as-origin-of-salsa-dance/

There's a lot to cherish and celebrate in our indigenous cultures

The Intellectual Property Lawyers Association Nigeria (IPLAN) has filed a lawsuit seeking a declaration that Bata dance is the root source of Salsa Dance.

According to Lead Counsel to the Association, Mr. Folarin Aluko of Trumann Rockwood Solicitors who spoke to our correspondent in Osogbo, Osun State, traditional knowledge is recognized as a specie of Intellectual Property unique to each and every civilization. Historically, African Dance was the primary medium by which our ancestors transmitted our history, morals and culture.

Bata dance was originated by the ancestors of the Yoruba people of Southwest Nigeria and today it is a traditional cultural expression of Yoruba culture.

Salsa incorporates the movements, choreography, instruments, performances and costume of Bata dance. According to him, as the world becomes a global village, there is an increasing need to protect our cultural heritage from exploitation and appropriation.

The broad jurisdiction of the Customary Court, especially on the subject of Customary Law, makes it the appropriate Court to hear and determine this matter.

In the lawsuit no. FCT/CC/PYS/CIV/01/2021 filed at the Customary Court of the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja, IPLAN prayed the court to declare Bata dance as the origin of Salsa Dance.

In the court documents, Aluko argues that Bata dance as an ancient intellectual heritage of the Yoruba deserves the appropriate local and international acknowledgment as well as protection from unfair cultural exploitation.

Relying on provisions of the Nigerian Constitution 1999, the African Charter on Human and Peoples Rights and the FCT Customary Court Act, IPLAN seeks the authentication and recognition Bata dance.

The Association believes the suit will highlight the positive impact and intellectual property of Bata dance as a cultural asset of Yoruba People of Western Nigeria.

Aluko says the suit will settle the question of the Yoruba origins of the exotic Cuban Salsa dance.


https://thenigerialawyer.com/iintellectual-property-lawyers-ask-court-to-declare-yoruba-bata-dance-as-origin-of-salsa-dance/

The only time Nigerian Stock Market will become productive is when they start selling stock fish.

Why didn't you go with a lawyer so it can be documented and you can sue their ass

Including many ministers and the President

Commercial Intermediates ADR Academy presents E-Commerce Mediation Accreditation & Certification Course

The rapid increase of internet and mobile communications has led to a boom in e-commerce transactions with an even larger rise in the use of social media platforms such as Instagram, Twitter and Facebook; for commercial activities represents new challenges for the court system which is prone to lengthy adjournments, protracted trials and costly delay. Self help, the use of Nigeria Police and other social media shaming techniques injure the reputation of the vendor and often leads to a loss in future earnings and clientele.

This Certification course will provide an indepth training in the mechanics of mediating e-commerce transactions ranging from Internet contracts, crypto and blockchain transactions, forex transactions and social media enterprises.
Participants will learn how to deploy mediation strategies to achieve win-win outcomes in resolving e-commerce disputes.

Commercial Intermediates ADR Academy provides ADR training, certification and practice opportunities.

The virtual training is scheduled to hold as follows:
Date: 16th December, 2020
Time: 10 am
Venue: Zoom
Course fee:
Early Bird- N15,997 (Fifteen Thousand, Nine Hundred and Ninety-Seven Naira) only (closes 9th December, 2020)
Regular- N25,000 (Twenty-Five Thousand Naira) only

For enquiries and registration, please contact Tomi- 07031155427, Raphael 08035594922, Email: commercial.intermediates@gmail.com

Commercial Intermediates ADR Academy presents E-Commerce Mediation Accreditation & Certification Course

The rapid increase of internet and mobile communications has led to a boom in e-commerce transactions with an even larger rise in the use of social media platforms such as Instagram, Twitter and Facebook; for commercial activities represents new challenges for the court system which is prone to lengthy adjournments, protracted trials and costly delay.

This Certification course will provide an indepth training in the mechanics of mediating e-commerce transactions ranging from Internet contracts, crypto and blockchain transactions, forex transactions and social media enterprises.
Participants will learn how to deploy mediation strategies to achieve win-win outcomes in resolving e-commerce disputes.

The virtual training is scheduled to hold as follows:
Date: 16th December, 2020
Time: 10 am
Venue: Zoom
Course fee:
Early Bird- N15,997 (Fifteen Thousand, Nine Hundred and Ninety-Seven Naira) only (closes 9th December, 2020)
Regular- N25,000 (Twenty-Five Thousand Naira) only

For enquiries and registration, please contact Tomi- 07031155427, Raphael 08035594922, Email: commercial.intermediates@gmail.com

yemmybx:
Just 30k

Is this still available?

Creativity is not Enough!
What you don’t know is robbing you of your full potential

Are you a Creative? Do you create content for social or conventional media? Do you want to learn how to build a business to monetize your intellectual property? Are you looking for a shortcut into the entertainment industry?

Increase your earning capability in the Entertainment industry at the Entertainment Law Masterclass holding in Abuja on the 24th October, 2020.

This Masterclass provides a practical hands-on opportunity to breaking the $20 billion Naria Entertainment industry.

The Entertainment Law Masterclass is a practical certificate-based course of The Intellectual Property Institute (Nigeria).
Date: 24th October, 2020
Time: 10 am
Course fee: 30,000
“Knowledge is wealth, wisdom is treasure, understanding is riches and ignorance is poverty.”
Visit https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSduIqUfacnQWCzwP01xNAgyQbYDOaZDqIEeDrByTopeXJJpoA/viewform to register.

Creativity is not Enough!
What you don’t know is robbing you of your full potential

Are you a Creative? Do you create content for social or conventional media? Do you want to learn how to build a business to monetize your intellectual property? Are you looking for a shortcut into the entertainment industry?

Increase your earning capability in the Entertainment industry at the Entertainment Law Masterclass holding in Abuja on the 24th October, 2020.

This Masterclass provides a practical hands-on opportunity to breaking the $20 billion Naria Entertainment industry.

The Entertainment Law Masterclass is a practical certificate-based course of The Intellectual Property Institute (Nigeria).
Date: 24th October, 2020
Time: 10 am
Course fee: 30,000
“Knowledge is wealth, wisdom is treasure, understanding is riches and ignorance is poverty.”
Visit https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSduIqUfacnQWCzwP01xNAgyQbYDOaZDqIEeDrByTopeXJJpoA/viewform to register.

Creativity is not Enough!
What you don’t know is robbing you of your full potential

Are you a Creative? Do you create content for social or conventional media? Do you want to learn how to build a business to monetize your intellectual property? Are you a lawyer looking for a shortcut into the entertainment industry?

Increase your earning capability in the Entertainment industry at the Entertainment Law Masterclass holding in Abuja on the 24th October, 2020.

This Masterclass provides a practical hands-on opportunity to breaking the $20 billion Naria Entertainment industry.

The Entertainment Law Masterclass is a practical certificate-based course of The Intellectual Property Institute (Nigeria).
Date: 24th October, 2020
Time: 10 am
Course fee: 30,000
“Knowledge is wealth, wisdom is treasure, understanding is riches and ignorance is poverty.”
Visit https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSduIqUfacnQWCzwP01xNAgyQbYDOaZDqIEeDrByTopeXJJpoA/viewform to register.

Skyfornia:


That's what I can offer

Thank you Boss!

Skyfornia:
600k

its a great buy boss. come up higher.

Still av
Superb fuel economy!

Rainmaker69:
2008 honda city ready for purchase
*7 speed auto & manual gear
*on-steering controls
*good tyres
Owner bought a new auto some weeks ago.
Price N850,000
Location: Abuja
Contact: Raphael 08035594922

Available

2008 honda city ready for purchase
*7 speed automatic/tiptronic tranny
*on-steering controls
*good tyres
Owner bought a new auto some weeks ago.
Price N850,000
Location: Abuja
Contact: Raphael 08035594922

The CAMA issue is beyond this conversation. The concerns they have are centered around giving arbitrary powers to the CAC without recourse to the Court. If you think EFCC and DSS are bad, wait until you see how CAC can be weaponized against contrary voices.

Setting records is something to be proud. Good guy na record. Baddest guy sef na record.
In a country riddled with poverty, underdevelopment, corruption and insecurity, I'm not sure this is the best use of untaxed income.
It has its benefits though. An edifice such as this will require workers to look after it. I only hope the church pays people to administer and manage it, rather than ask workers and volunteers to donate their time and resources.

I can only hope that the architects and builders and workmen are Nigerian, and the money was circulated within the Nigerian economy.
Congrats to the owners.

BoneBlogger:
Nigerians have been warned again against using fake travel agencies in a bid to travel abroad for greener pastures.

A gruesome video currently circulating online shows two ladies who were stripped naked and tortured by some unidentified men who locked them up in a room as they wept and begged for their lives.

According to a Facebook user identified as Francis who shared the report, the ladies in the video are victims of fake travel agencies which are in Nigeria, Ghana and other African countries as they promise better life to citizens abroad. 

According to reports, some of the fake agencies will arrange the travel and necessary documents only to kill their clients on getting to their destination and remove their body parts which are later sold.  Some of the agencies also assault and beat their clients or even use them as slaves after reaching the supposed promise land. 

Few months ago, the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) advised all intending travellers to stop patronising unregistered travel agencies.

The authority said this is due to the recent increase in reports of fraudulent practices by unregistered travel agencies.

The Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) therefore reiterated that prospective passengers should do business only with travel agencies registered with the Regulatory Authority. 

See more; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/11/suspected-female-victims-of-fake-travel-agencies-stripped-and-beaten.html

Story doesn't add up dude. Too many holes. As a 'journalist' did you contact the poster or share the information with NAPTIP, NBA or the Police?
Inserting an NCAA statement which was not made in response to your story does not validate the story. Please, be decent.
Shior.

mynairaland2018:
Everything she said actually makes a lot of sense.

A lot of married women would love to do this but are not brave enough.

Any married person would agree with this post at first- after all, you've lived all your life as a single person. The trick is that marriages, like any partnership, require work because your natural instincts will gravitate towards a solo path. The union starts to pay off if both parties can stick together for the first 5 years... Like every partnership, some ventures will see profit earlier than others, but quitting because of reasons that are common to everyone is quite unfortunate.
Of course, they are entitled to their best lives, my chief concern though is whether they have considered the kids who did not choose to be in the situation.

KevinDein:

Yeah, but it's perfectly okay for the elites that called themselves legislators to earn tens of millions of naira for pretty much doing nothing than to hang out in a chamber. However it deeply saddens you that a poor man is demanding he should be paid 30 thousand naira a month. Like you are sad that a human should be paid one thousand naira a day.

You see how sadistic you are.

Sadistic? Why the unnecessary name-calling when instead you should be asking for clarification. Its either you don't understand the post or you didn't take out time to even read it to the end. I hope this is not your usual approach to life generally. That would be a truly sad thing.

In case you didn't understand, let me spell things out a little more clearly. My comment has economic and policy-related foundations.
1. Where will the money used to pay the new wage be sourced from considering that the Federal purse is already over-bloated and stretched?
2. What has organized labor done to address the negative impact the civil service has on national productivity from moonlighting, truancy and unprofessionalism?

In conclusion, I called out both the legislature and the civil service because both bodies represent the most opaque elements in government. Elected officials come and go, the civil servants know where the bodies are buried. Corruption would not exist without the explicit collaboration of the civil service.
The legislature... that's another issue for another day.
If these two bodies did their work, Nigeria would be better.
Cheers.

NothingDoMe:
All thanks to God because the people will be the ones to suffer it and the government will still go ahead to take from some other sector to pay the minimum wage.

No one wants to follow the money. No one is asking where the money will come from? Unless there is a monumental overhaul in the legislative and executive budgets, the money has to come out of the pockets of the private sector in personal and companies income taxes.
Where is the so-called organized labor when these civil servants don't report to work on time? Where is the NLC when civil servants demand bribes and inducements before they do their work. Have they justified their wages yet? Security, cleaners and domestic staff in these MDAs have become demi-gods who hide files and sell access to the highest bidder.
The civil service and the legislature are the biggest problems we have in this country. If they did their work, Nigeria would move forward.
We are in trouble.

Sir Rowan Atkinson

psychologist:
Truly Ndi IGBO are taking over


1,2 and 3 are all igbo's
Thats massive

That's because according to the NBA Constitution, those positions were zoned to the East for this Election.

winkmart:
Sokoto State Governor, Aminu Tambuwal, on Monday said, he is able and capable to compete with President Buhari in the coming 2019 Presidential election.

He made this known while reacting to the statement of the APC National Leader, Ahmed Tinubu, about his exit from the ruling party.

According to a statement on the State’s Twitter handle, @sokotogovthouse, Tambuwal said;



“In any case, Tinubu is confessing that there is no level-playing ground for all members of the APC; that there is no internal democracy in it and that some people were denied their right to internal democracy.”

Tinubu had on Sunday alleged that Tambuwal wants to become president: “Governor Tambuwal’s exit can be distilled to one cause. He covets the Presidency. However, he had not the stomach to challenge President Buhari in a primary.

Tambuwal felt further insulted that he would be compelled to face a direct primary just to retain the governorship nomination,” Tinubu said in a statement titled, “They go away because we go the right way,” which he personally signed.

https://lailasnews.com/i-have-what-it-takes-to-compete-with-president-buhari-tambuwal/

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