Steps to registering an NGO in Nigeria Non-Government Organisations (NGOs), sometimes called Civil Society Organisations (CSOs). They are non-profit, voluntary citizen’s groups organised for a common interest and perform a variety of service and humanitarian...
Making a Complaint in Nigeria If there is one thing Nigerians know how to do, it is to complain! We complain about any and everything – the government, the roads, the police, the economy, our family, schools…everything! And do we have good reason to complain about all...
Process for Obtaining a Work Permit Foreigners that desire to enter, work and reside in Nigeria have to comply with the Immigration requirements of the country. This article outlines the steps and requirements for obtaining work permits in Nigeria. Work permit may be...
In front of every Judicial building and all the courts in Nigeria, you will see a statue or picture of a blind folded woman, with a sword in one hand, and scales in another. Ever wondered who she is and what she represents? Well wonder no more; LawPàdí will educate...
I have a houseboy/girl, am I breaking the law? There is currently no law in Nigeria specifically regulating domestic staff. However there are a few things you need to be aware of. Firstly, how old is your houseboy/girl? If s/he is less than 18 years old, then the...
How to Become a Senator in Nigeria The 1999 Constitution provides the requirements necessary for an individual to be able to run for the Office of a Senator in Nigeria. These are briefly discussed below: Citizenship – The first and most important is that the...