* Become a Certified and Accredited Mediator and
Conciliator!
Mediation is one of the major Alternative Dispute Resolution
(ADR) mechanisms for the effective administration of Justice and
amicable dispute resolution.
Mediation skills are life-skills for building and sustaining
relationships and for assisting disputing parties in an assured,
confident and professional manner. Individuals with the skills can
also deploy same in strengthening their own relationships, helping
to build better families and by extension, better societies.
Conflicts are a part of everyday life and it is important that
we all equip ourselves with the necessary skills for effective
dispute resolution.
The Institute pleased to inform you that the Mediation Skills
Accreditation and Certification course of the Institute of
Chartered Mediators and Conciliators (ICMC) in Ilorin is scheduled
to hold as follows:
Date: September 16-19, 2019
Venue: Ilorin
Time: 9am-4pm daily
This course is a rich blend of legal and therapeutic
disciplines, creating an inspiring learning experience. It offers a
practical approach to dispute resolution and enables participants
hone skills in human relations, which help to improve institutional
performance and productivity.
It is a 4-day program but in 5 parts:
1) Theories
2) Practical sessions – Role plays
3) Accreditation Examination
4) Post Course Assignment
5) Induction Ceremony
Course fee: N150,000 (One hundred and fifty thousand Naira)
only
Payment should please be made in favour of the
Institute of Chartered Mediators and Conciliators:
Zenith Bank, Acct No: 1012451855
Please call Chimdimma (08063816153), Chidy
(08099359008) or Irene (08066292907) for
enquiries.
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Ambode of Lagos
Finally, EFCC Reacts to ‘Raid’ on Ambode’s Residence in
Lagos
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC has since
early hours of today, been inundated with calls that operatives of
the Commission raided the residence of the former governor of Lagos
State, Akinwunmi Ambode.
We need to state for the records that the EFCC did not raid
Ambode’s house. It is instructive that his administration, like
other former governors is under investigation, since they no longer
constitutionally enjoy immunity against prosecution.
The Commission hereby states with high sense of responsibility
that the operatives did not raid Ambode’s residence.
Whatever the Commission is presently doing with regards to the
investigation is in line with its mandate and the rule of law.
We wish to inform the social media to be circumspect in the
reportage of any news with regards to investigation activities of
the Commission.
As a tradition, the Commission does not carry out investigation
on the pages of the newspapers or through the media. Our operations
are always covert until at a time when we file charges in
court.
Therefore, the attempt to cast the Commission in a bad light is
unacceptable as the EFCC will never engage in illegal act. We
remain committed to the war against corruption.
Tony Orilade
Ag. Head Media & Publicity