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Location Port Harcourt, Nigeria
Job Type Part-time
Category Management Consultants

DESCRIPTION

FocusHub is seeking a highly motivated, creative lawyer with excellent judgment, experience and talent to provide practical and business focused legal advice and contract support.You will be required to consider a wide array of complex and often novel legal issues including consumer protection, securities regulation, privacy and data protection, Intellectual Property, corporate and tax issues. There will often be issues that have never existed before, and you will need to have the creativity and confidence to tackle ambiguity and craft innovative legal arrangements, with a critical eye towards risk and a deep appreciation of regulatory issues.
Prior experience with, or familiarity of, and affinity for the Technology, ICT, startup, entrepreneurship and innovation space is preferred. We embrace those who think on their feet, love a challenge and are creative problem solvers.Specific duties will include:Structure, draft, negotiate and review commercial and IP-related contracts, including software and content license agreements, development and publishing agreements, partnership agreements, online/mobile advertising agreements and services agreements.
Review and draft privacy policies, terms of service and end user license agreements, and ensure compliance with such policies and agreements.Provide legal counsel to the Hub as needed, including on various intellectual property and privacy related matters.Provide training to employees and ensure compliance with privacy, data collection, intellectual property, advertising and other applicable laws and regulations.

Skills and Abilities:
Experience with drafting and negotiating commercial and technology-related agreements and transactions.Strong business acumen, with the demonstrated ability to balance business needs and legal risks.Excellent written and verbal communications skills and strong negotiation skills.In-depth knowledge of technology and intellectual property as applicable in the country.Willing to meet the demands of a dynamic working environment. A self-starter mentality with the ability to work well under pressure, thrive working under limited direction, and an attitude that no job is too challenging or too smallAn ability and desire to develop expertise in new or unfamiliar areas of lawCollaborative and team-oriented, but able to work independently with little supervision and minimal administrative support.

Education and Experience:
First Degree in Law, Second Class honours.2-5 years of relevant experience, with technology- and entrepreneurship-related corporate experience preferred.Not more than 28 years of age.
To apply, send cover letter and resume tovacancy@focushub.net stating the position applied for on the subject area.











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NinaNigeria:
Ncooooh wat a beautiful proposal. Its sweet and romantic even. Mine was very funny though. I had been admitted at de kroon hospital in kroonstad, while we wer there visiting a very close friend of mine, and i dnt even know wat led him to pop the question while i was in a hospital bed. But hey he did. De ring was very humble and not glam at all, bt i stil loved it.lol

In other words your definition of husband material is someone who works in one of the top IOCs and earns a tonne of bucks? seriously? in this age and time, smh

richiepolymer:
They have no idea who Percy Obeahon is. I'm so happy for this dude. Many ladies wish to have him as a life partner. Congratulations bro

Job Title: FREELANCE WRITER

Job Description
StartupNigeria is seeking creative writers to join it's growing team. Applicants should be versatile, able to write business, technology, entrepreneurship and agriculture related articles.

Requirements
Excellent communication skills (Oral and Written) Excellent research skills, ability to gather necessary materials for work
Ability to push self to meet hard deadlines
Resident in the Niger Delta area
Strong business acumen Ability to produce a minimum of 10 articles per week of not less than 450 words each

Compensation
The position comes with competitive remuneration, excellent working environment and top career opportunities.

How to apply
Send your resume, cover letter and at least 2 samples of your work in pdf format to chinwe@startupnigeria.net

im so happy about this. i spent fifteen hours on that road on saturday. It wasnt funny. youths in the community took advantage of the bad spot and started extorting money from commuters. These youths had 4 different checkpoints so drivers had to part with at least 400 to be able to pass that bad spot. crazy!!!!

Hello all, an NGO in PH requires the services of writers.
You must be resident in PH
Competency includes ability to write business, technology and agricultural centred articles.
You are expected to forward a 450 worded essay on any of the above topics to vhw002@gmail.com along with copies of your credentials.
Please only serious minded people. Deadline for application is August 30th

Hello all, an NGO in PH requires the services of writers.
You must be resident in PH
Competency includes ability to write business, technology and agricultural centred articles.
You are expected to forward a 450 worded essay on any of the above topics to vhw002@gmail.com along with copies of your credentials.
Please only serious minded people. Deadline for application is August 30th

Hello all, an NGO in PH requires the services of writers.
You must be resident in PH
Competency includes ability to write business, technology and agricultural centred articles.
You are expected to forward a 450 worded essay on any of the above topics to vhw002@gmail.com along with copies of your credentials.
Please only serious minded people. Deadline for application is August 30th

Hello all, an NGO in PH requires the services of writers.
You must be resident in PH
Competency includes ability to write business, technology and agricultural centred articles.
You are expected to forward a 450 worded essay on any of the above topics to vhw002@gmail.com along with copies of your credentials.
Please only serious minded people. Deadline for application is August 30th

Hello all, an NGO in PH requires the services of writers.
You must be resident in PH
Competency includes ability to write business, technology and agricultural centred articles.
You are expected to forward a 450 worded essay on any of the above topics to vhw002@gmail.com along with copies of your credentials.
Please only serious minded people. Deadline for application is August 30th

Permission to post this here pls

Hello all, an NGO in PH requires the services of writers.
You must be resident in PH
Competency includes ability to write business, technology and agricultural centred articles.
You are expected to forward a 450 worded essay on any of the above topics to vhw002@gmail.com along with copies of your credentials.
Please only serious minded people. Deadline for application is August 30th

Hello all, an NGO in PH requires the services of writers.
You must be resident in PH
Competency includes ability to write business, technology and agricultural centred articles.
You are expected to forward 450 worded essay on any of the above topics to vhw002@gmail.com along with copies of your credentials.
Please only serious minded people. Deadline for application is August 30th

vhw2014:
An organization needs the services of a writer. You must be conversant with wordpress, be familiar with writing business documents and tech related articles. You should also be a resident of Port Harcourt. It is for a non-profit organization so dont expect too much pay. PM me if interested.

Please all of you that responded to this advert, please send your credentials to vhw002@gmail.com. Please include two articles you have written. Both should not be less than 450 words each. Thank you.

An organization needs the services of a writer. You must be conversant with wordpress, be familiar with writing business documents and tech related articles. You should also be a resident of Port Harcourt. It is for a non-profit organization so dont expect too much pay. PM me if interested.

If you know someone who lives in lagos< Let them know Uber is offering free rides to interviews.
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If you know someone who lives in lagos< Let them know Uber is offering free rides to interviews.
Find out more here http://startupnigeria.net/pushcv-and-uber-offer-free-rides-to-job-seekers/

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pigweka:
NGC NIG LTD invites you for an interview tomorrow 7th of August 2015@1st floor 48Ikwerre rd,Rumuokwuta,beside cherubim by 9:00am 113V call 08169403696

I got this message just now. Is it fake or real?

Tech Lab Africa an initiative of RISE AFRICA in conjunction with Barclays Africa is poised to set early and growth-stage companies on the right path to success. The program will focus on the acceleration of health and fintech startups in Africa. The program which will last for 13 weeks will see applicants from all over Africa competing for the 8-10 slots that would be made available.

One of the main goals of this program is to attract and support the most innovative and disruptive startup ventures that will together, create a physical and virtual network of startups, and innovators that will help proffer solutions that will benefit customers.

Successful applicants will see their ventures being catapulted by Tech Lab Africa via exposure to subject matter experts, engagement with local and international mentors, senior Barclays Africa executives and industry leaders. Tech Lab Africa will also put together a portfolio of businesses that Barclays Africa can further support during their growth journey.

To find out how you can apply, please click on the link below.
http://startupnigeria.net/tech-lab-africa-catapults-african-startups/

Founding a startup company is not one of the easiest things in the world to do. Nine times out of ten you would find you questioning yourself; wondering if you were insane to actually consider this in the first place and wondering why on earth you thought it was ever going to work. As a founder or co-founder, you are continuously faced with the fear of uncertainty; would your company still be relevant in the next three years or would it go the way thousands of others have gone? So you have an idea, but how would it ultimately translate to cash in the bank for you?

Let us start with the idea- a lot of people have come up with phenomenal ideas that have never seen the light of day. Some because they never thought getting a second and third opinion was necessary. It would be wise to want to keep some information to yourself but then again how would you know what people think of idea if you do not ask? Be open to feedback both positive and negative. No doubt you would feel like defending your “baby” but It is best you iron out the kinks at this stage before you have a million people making a million negative comments about your startup when the number could have been significantly lesser at the planning stage...
For the rest of the article check out http://startupnigeria.net/founding-a-startup/

Founding a startup company is not one of the easiest things in the world to do. Nine times out of ten you would find you questioning yourself; wondering if you were insane to actually consider this in the first place and wondering why on earth you thought it was ever going to work. As a founder or co-founder, you are continuously faced with the fear of uncertainty; would your company still be relevant in the next three years or would it go the way thousands of others have gone? So you have an idea, but how would it ultimately translate to cash in the bank for you?

Let us start with the idea- a lot of people have come up with phenomenal ideas that have never seen the light of day. Some because they never thought getting a second and third opinion was necessary. It would be wise to want to keep some information to yourself but then again how would you know what people think of idea if you do not ask? Be open to feedback both positive and negative. No doubt you would feel like defending your “baby” but It is best you iron out the kinks at this stage before you have a million people making a million negative comments about your startup when the number could have been significantly lesser at the planning stage...
For the rest of the article check out http://startupnigeria.net/founding-a-startup/

Founding a startup company is not one of the easiest things in the world to do. Nine times out of ten you would find you questioning yourself; wondering if you were insane to actually consider this in the first place and wondering why on earth you thought it was ever going to work. As a founder or co-founder, you are continuously faced with the fear of uncertainty; would your company still be relevant in the next three years or would it go the way thousands of others have gone? So you have an idea, but how would it ultimately translate to cash in the bank for you?

Let us start with the idea- a lot of people have come up with phenomenal ideas that have never seen the light of day. Some because they never thought getting a second and third opinion was necessary. It would be wise to want to keep some information to yourself but then again how would you know what people think of idea if you do not ask? Be open to feedback both positive and negative. No doubt you would feel like defending your “baby” but It is best you iron out the kinks at this stage before you have a million people making a million negative comments about your startup when the number could have been significantly lesser at the planning stage...
For the rest of the article check out http://startupnigeria.net/founding-a-startup/

Founding a startup company is not one of the easiest things in the world to do. Nine times out of ten you would find you questioning yourself; wondering if you were insane to actually consider this in the first place and wondering why on earth you thought it was ever going to work. As a founder or co-founder, you are continuously faced with the fear of uncertainty; would your company still be relevant in the next three years or would it go the way thousands of others have gone? So you have an idea, but how would it ultimately translate to cash in the bank for you?

Let us start with the idea- a lot of people have come up with phenomenal ideas that have never seen the light of day. Some because they never thought getting a second and third opinion was necessary. It would be wise to want to keep some information to yourself but then again how would you know what people think of idea if you do not ask? Be open to feedback both positive and negative. No doubt you would feel like defending your “baby” but It is best you iron out the kinks at this stage before you have a million people making a million negative comments about your startup when the number could have been significantly lesser at the planning stage...
For the rest of the article check out http://startupnigeria.net/founding-a-startup/

akinmusi:
Your budget I think is important.

There are other factors too. For example, desired location etc.

I wish you all the best in the process of attaining a new status - house owner.

thank you. The desired location is eliozu, land's been seen, yet to be paid for.

Hello house, please i sincerely need help from the gurus here. im thinking of starting a building project in port Harcourt. Normally thee wont have been any rush but landlord has just increased his rent so im thinking it would be wiser to just buy a land and build. My question is this, what is the possibility of finishing a 5 bedroom duplex in 10 months? is this feasible? secondly if it is how much am i looking at roughly? thirdly what should i look for in a contractor? Thank you

importexpert:
when i first started my popcorn joint, it worked for over 2months on lost before the profits started flourishing

Its a good thing you shared this story because most people who venture into business expect to starting seeing profits even before they are fully established. Most successful businesses today did not get any returns on their investments until six months later.

Hello everyone, i am currently working on a project where various startups in Nigeria would be profiled and sort of brought under one body. The goal of this project is to just basically encourage someone who may be having doubts about founding or co-founding a startup. I conducted an research about startups in Nigeria and discovered that our stories are not really out there for the world to see. Some startups may also need seed funding to kick off but the founders usually, do not know how to go about this.
So the idea is this if you have been successful as the founder or co-founder of a startup, please be kind of enough to share your story with the rest of the world. The story would be featured on www.startupnigeria.net. This would also create some publicity for you and we could also look at the possibility of running some free ads for you on our site for a period of time. Examples of startups are Kaymu, Jobberman, push CV, nearest locator etc. This is just so you have an idea of what im talking about.
For further enquiries, pls send me a mail and i would reach you as soon as possible. Thank you.

Technology has done a lot to spur the agricultural sector in the past few years. The transition from subsistence farming to large scale production has been rather slow but steady for some farmers. However there are still a lot more of these farmers in the rural areas who still engage in small scale productions. A scenario were the reverse should be the case is necessary if we as a country plan to regain the glory we enjoyed in the 1960s that saw agricultural sector as the major source of foreign exchange earnings.

There is no doubt that the government has been doing a lot in the area of agriculture in Nigeria but there is still a lot more to be done. It is high time we looked at the possibility of putting a stop to the importation of tinned tomatoes, frozen sea food and poultry. These are products that we should actually be exporting if we play our cards right. This leads us to an examination of one major area in agriculture that could do with some turn-around

Farmers Education
Educating farmers would create a lot of impact on agriculture in Nigeria. Farmers need to be brought up to speed on recent technologies and innovations that will assist them with production. This will ensure that the there is increased income on the part of the farmers, increased productivity which in turn lead to expansion over time and subsequently to the employment of more labour. The government should ensure that agricultural education cuts across the formal, informal and non-formal means of education. Read more at http://startupnigeria.net/agriculture-the-way-forward/