February Update – The Gospel According to Aondoakaa

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Feb 102010
February Update - The Gospel According to Aondoakaa

It has been a busy time since the last update, especially in Nigeria. First The Nigerian Lawyer would like to congratulate Miss Uzoma Okere and Mr. Abdullahi Abdulazeez on their victory in Court, over the abusive naval officers. On the 27th of January, 2010, a Lagos State High Court in Igbosere yesterday ordered Rear Admiral [...]

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Goodbye House of Lords | News | The Lawyer

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Jul 302009

Goodbye House of Lords | News | The Lawyer. As of today, 30th July, 2009, the UK House of Lords ceases to exist as we know it. This was published by The Lawyer.com.
For those who trained in Common Law jurisdictions (like I did), the House of Lord is sacrosanct; or at least, we were taught [...]

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