The Institute of Chartered Mediators and Conciliators (ICMC) is
set to induct new Associate Members, Members and Fellows on
Tuesday, 5th of February, 2019 in Lagos.
Among these prospective Inductees are Judges of the Ogun State
Judiciary, members of the International Federation of Women Lawyers
(FIDA) Lagos Chapter, Clergymen, Senior Executives and
Professionals in the Nigerian public and private sectors,
undergraduate students of the University of Lagos and Redeemer’s
University, amongst others.
This special Induction Ceremony will also feature an ADR Seminar
with the theme ‘’BUILDING BRIDGES ACROSS SOCIO-CULTURAL DIVIDES:
THE ROLE OF MEDIATORS’’. As an Institute, we believe in times like
this when diverse ethnic, religious and socio-cultural groups
clash, Mediation may serve as a necessary tool to prevent conflict;
and in cases where these skirmishes have escalated to full-blown
conflicts, Mediators may step in and facilitate the amicable
settlement of these conflicts.
One of the highlights of this event is the exposition of the
theme and Key Note speech by Hon. Justice Atinuke Oluyemi, the
Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) Judge, High Court of Lagos,
Igbosere.
Hon. Justice Oluyemi has been a member of the Institute since
2009 and has contributed greatly to the growth and development of
Mediation practice in Nigeria. The Institute hopes that this
seminar will inspire more people to become actively engaged in
Mediation efforts and understand the invaluable importance of using
mediation as a tool to build bridges, settle disputes and resolve
conflicts.
The venue for the Special Induction Ceremony and ADR Seminar is
the Centre for Management and Development (CMD), Shangisha off
Lagos-Ibadan Expressway (Old toll gate) Lagos State. You are warmly
invited to this event.
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