Nigerian Bar Association section on Business Law is set to provide platform to address the circumstances surrounding the delay of Nigeria from signing the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement.
Speaking ahead of it forthcoming Annual Business Law Conference, Chairman of the NBA-NBL, Olumide Akpata said Nigeria is weary of the concerns raised by some stakeholders.
Akpata added the conference will provide platforms for the Federal Government, AU, the United Nations Economic commission for Africa and other African countries to dialogue.
Nigerian Bar Association section on Business Law is set to provide platform to address the circumstances surrounding the delay of Nigeria from signing the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement.
Speaking ahead of it forthcoming Annual Business Law Conference, Chairman of the NBA-NBL, Olumide Akpata said Nigeria is weary of the concerns raised by some stakeholders.
Akpata added the conference will provide platforms for the Federal Government, AU, the United Nations Economic commission for Africa and other African countries to dialogue.
Nigerian Bar Association section on Business Law is set to provide platform to address the circumstances surrounding the delay of Nigeria from signing the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement.
Speaking ahead of it forthcoming Annual Business Law Conference, Chairman of the NBA-NBL, Olumide Akpata said Nigeria is weary of the concerns raised by some stakeholders.
Akpata added the conference will provide platforms for the Federal Government, AU, the United Nations Economic commission for Africa and other African countries to dialogue.
Nigerian Bar Association section on Business Law is set to provide platform to address the circumstances surrounding the delay of Nigeria from signing the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement.
Speaking ahead of it forthcoming Annual Business Law Conference, Chairman of the NBA-NBL, Olumide Akpata said Nigeria is weary of the concerns raised by some stakeholders.
Akpata added the conference will provide platforms for the Federal Government, AU, the United Nations Economic commission for Africa and other African countries to dialogue.
Nigerian Bar Association section on Business Law is set to provide platform to address the circumstances surrounding the delay of Nigeria from signing the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement.
Speaking ahead of it forthcoming Annual Business Law Conference, Chairman of the NBA-NBL, Olumide Akpata said Nigeria is weary of the concerns raised by some stakeholders.
Akpata added the conference will provide platforms for the Federal Government, AU, the United Nations Economic commission for Africa and other African countries to dialogue.
Nigerian Bar Association section on Business Law is set to provide platform to address the circumstances surrounding the delay of Nigeria from signing the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement.
Speaking ahead of it forthcoming Annual Business Law Conference, Chairman of the NBA-NBL, Olumide Akpata said Nigeria is weary of the concerns raised by some stakeholders.
Akpata added the conference will provide platforms for the Federal Government, AU, the United Nations Economic commission for Africa and other African countries to dialogue.
Nigerian Bar Association section on Business Law is set to provide platform to address the circumstances surrounding the delay of Nigeria from signing the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement.
Speaking ahead of it forthcoming Annual Business Law Conference, Chairman of the NBA-NBL, Olumide Akpata said Nigeria is weary of the concerns raised by some stakeholders.
Akpata added the conference will provide platforms for the Federal Government, AU, the United Nations Economic commission for Africa and other African countries to dialogue.
Nigerian Bar Association section on Business Law is set to provide platform to address the circumstances surrounding the delay of Nigeria from signing the Africa Continental Free Trade Agreement.
Speaking ahead of it forthcoming Annual Business Law Conference, Chairman of the NBA-NBL, Olumide Akpata said Nigeria is weary of the concerns raised by some stakeholders.
Akpata added the conference will provide platforms for the Federal Government, AU, the United Nations Economic commission for Africa and other African countries to dialogue.
Related posts:
E-project launched to provide safe platform for human rights activists
E-project launched to provide safe platform for human rights activists
True federalism: NBA Ikorodu to provide policy thrust at law week
BREAKING: Buhari signs AfCFTA agreement in Niamey
African countries should use AfCFTA as template for trade negotiations- Osinbajo
MAN commends reopening of land borders, implementation of AfCFTA
FG directs MDAs to clear barriers to AfCFTA Implementation
AfCFTA: NASS says continuous research necessary to guide policy makers
