Comandclem`s BOD Members Resisted
The Activities Of Intruders To Elongate And Disrupt
Appeal In The
Supreme Court Of Nigeria.
(1) The Board Of
Directors (BOD) in Comandclem Nigeria
Limited has resisted the activities of some
intruders (enemies of patentees) to elongate and disrupt the ongoing
appeal against Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited
in the Supreme Court Of Nigeria.
(2) Pieces of information at my disposal show
that there were unreasonable agitations and
unjustifiable pressures emanating from some intruders (enemies of
patentees) on the Board Members in Comandclem Nigeria Limited to hire the services
of a legal academician, Professor Bankole Sodipo
to suspend the professional services of the CCNL`s famous leading legal
Counsel, Aiku Babatude (SAN) in the
case against Mobil Producing Nigeria Unlimited
ongoing in the Supreme Court Of Nigeria.
(3) It is on record that this legal academician, Professor Bankole Sodipo, is a legal counsel of
a party sought to be joined (Oyewo Muideen Adekunle-a fake Patentee from Kwara
State), who requested the Honourable Justices of
the Supreme Court of Nigeria
(i) to make him
(Oyewo Muideen Adekunle) a second inventor after the first &
true inventor, King Professor CJA Uwemedimo,
(ii) to elongate
the appeal of CCNL for additional 90 days,
(iii) to make him
(Oyewo Muideen Adekunle) the representative of all the CCNL Patentees
(4) In a letter written by the BOD in CCNL,
copied The Registrar, Litigation Of The Supreme
Court Of Nigeria, dated 22nd of January, 2015, addressed
to this legal academician, Professor Bankole Sodipo,
he was advised in his interest not to appear for CCNL in any court in view of
the conflict of interest involved.
(5) The question is,
“Can
a lawyer who represents a party (a party sought to be joined) in a legal suit
also be a lawyer that will represent the opposing party (appellants) in the
same suit pending before the Supreme Court of Nigeria in view of Rule 10 (b) of
the Legal Practitioners Act, Chapter 207, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria?”
Note: Rule 10
(b) of the Legal Practitioners Act, Chapter 207, Laws of the Federation of Nigeria states as follows.
10.
Adverse Influences And Conflicting Interests
(b) “ It is unprofessional conduct to
represent conflicting interests, except by express consent of all concerned
given after a full disclosure of the facts. Within the meaning of this rule, a
lawyer represents conflicting interests when in respect of one client of whom
he presently contends the interests of that client touch or concern confidences
of another client to whom the lawyer at the same time, owes a duty of service.”
(6) On behalf of the CCNL`s Patentees, we
appreciate the committed efforts of the CCNL`s BOD Members to resist the
activities of intruders (enemies of patentees).
(7) A letter to the legal academician, Professor Bankole Sodipo, is hereby attached.
Name: Yusuf Nurudeen (B. Sc, AAT, ACA)
Head Office Address:
CCNL Zonal Headquarters,
Position: CCNL Marketing Manager
Number 4, Ogudu Road,
Ojota,
Lagos State.
Mobil Number: +2347032522248
CCNL Twitter Handle: www.twitter.com/Comandlem_Nig
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