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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
We are organizing a Whatsapp seminar this Sunday (10 September, 2017) by 7pm as part of our corporate social responsibility and to reward you for your loyalty. The seminar is going to cut across law and business and specifically on the following topics:
How to raise funds for your start up
How digital skills can advance your practice and give you an edge in the legal profession
Our facilitators are amazing guys:
1. Samuel Famolu (LLB, BL): Problem solver and tech-lawyer at nhub, Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria.
2. Adekanbi Ademola Michael (alumnus of Common Purpose, United Kingdom): Project Director at Rex Foundation & Creative Director of Rex Creative Crib, Lagos State, Nigeria.
To participate:
Text “Add me” to the following Whatsapp numbers:
08135990449;
07069762795

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GUEST WRITING
Do you have a knack for writing? Well, here is your golden opportunity. Every weekend we accept articles and legal stories for publication on our blog. At the moment we need opinions on the following national issues:
The plan to criminalize hate speeches in Nigeria
Social media surveillance by the Nigerian Military: the stance of the law
Bring back our girls: how far so far?
We would give you credit for the article but it will go through serious scrutiny by our editor. All you have to do is comply with the following:
1. Article must be 600 words maximum;
2. Article must be backed by the relevant judicial and statutory authorities;
3. Writing format must be “Candara”, 14 points and 1.5 line spacing;
4. Forwarded to legaldilemma2017@gmail.com latest by 10 pm every Saturday;
5. And accompanied by a two lines bio of the writer.

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