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Sunday, December 12, 2021
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Nigerians donot know the value of lawyers.
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DeleteDon't we have corrupt lawyers and judges too?
DeleteOboi so Jim sabi serious laidis!
DeleteAnyway he is absolutely right!
😂 @so Jim Sabi serious laidis 🤣🤣
DeleteI just like that Jim is very intelligent and knowledgeable
DeleteTrue talk
ReplyDeleteSo on point
ReplyDeleteMaking a lot of sense
ReplyDeleteMy Jim😘
ReplyDeleteFacts coming from one of Nollywood's legend that's super skilled both in acting and producing. You guys in that industry really have a lot of work to do.
ReplyDeleteWell said!!!
ReplyDeleteOn point.
ReplyDeleteAha
ReplyDeleteHe's right.
ReplyDeleteWell get to work, as you just started with this post, atleast you already recognised a problem
ReplyDeleteNigerians do not respect contracts,i once prepared a contract between a producer and my client who was editing the series.
ReplyDeleteThey owed this guy lots of money and never paid up till date.
When i sent a letter of demand on behalf of my client,they sent thugs after me.
This! Only few Nigerians understand the importance of a signed contract. A lot of Nigerians shy away from paperwork.
DeleteWe no like anything documentation, just give us small honey make we lick. Even though say the whole pot na we own.
ReplyDeleteThis is long overdue na. They ought to been involved since the opportunity presented itself, but stil not late. Only that majority would rather take the crumbles than go for due diligence. Our endemic problem, we are who we are - a people averse to proper change.
If you’re talking about entertainment lawyers,I believe they need Nigerian lawyers trained in America that truly understand the gimmicks here.Don’t go and hire one Nigerian lawyer that doesn’t know American entertainment and business laws o,it will be a wasted effort.
ReplyDeleteIt's not true
DeleteYou're totally wrong with your assertion. Remember, we broaden our read.
DeleteHe's right..
ReplyDeleteHunger and poverty won't allow your colleagues reason what you are saying
ReplyDelete👌👌👌👌
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