NIGERIA Sample Clauses

NIGERIA. There are no country-specific provisions. There are no country-specific provisions. The Plan does not constitute the marketing or offering of securities in Oman and consequently has not been registered or approved by the Central Bank of Oman, the Omani Ministry of Commerce and Industry, the Omani Capital Market Authority or any other authority in the Sultanate of Oman. Offerings under the Plan are being made only to eligible employees of the Employer, the Company, its Subsidiaries and its Affiliates.

NIGERIA. The Federal Republic of Nigeria, the most populous country in Africa, is also the leading African oil producer. About one-third of the landscape across which the Cross River Gorillas are spread lies within Nigeria, and all of this area is within Cross River State. Here, gorillas occur in three areas, the Afi Mountain Wildlife Sanctuary, the Mbe Mountains, and the Okwangwo Division of Cross River National Park. The total remaining population in the country is estimated at around 75-110 individuals.

NIGERIA. On October 1, 1960 the territories formerly comprising the British Colony and Protectorate of Nigeria attained fully responsible status within the British Commonwealth under the name of the Federation of Nigeria (Federation of Nigeria Independence Act, 1960). By an ex- change of notes, dated October 1, 1960, be- tween the High Commissioner for the United Kingdom in the Federation of Nigeria and the Prime Minister of the Federation of Nigeria, Nigeria agreed to assume, from October 1, 1960, all obligations and responsibilities of the United Kingdom which arise from any valid international instrument insofar as such instru- ments may be held to have application to or in respect of Nigeria are from October 1, 1960 enjoyed by the Federation of Nigeria.

NIGERIA. Data Privacy. By entering into the Agreement, Participant consents to the processing of Data by Company for the Purposes.

NIGERIA. The project is building the capacity of the Federal Ministry of Women and Social Development and implementing partners to improve the quality of OVC services and integrate standards of care in OVC pro- gramming in 12 states.

NIGERIA. In arbitration proceedings conducted in Nigeria, are there any particular procedural steps that are required by law? Under the ACA and in practice, certain procedural steps are required, especially for a valid institution or commencement of arbitral proceedings. These include: Issuance or communication of the Notice of Arbitration by the Claimant to the respondent in the prescribed format. See Article 3 of the Arbitration Rules. 30 days’ notice is required. Appointment and Constitution of the tribunal. See Article 6- 13. Meetings (Preliminary Meeting, Prehearing Meeting, pre- hearing Review, Inspection of documents or subject matter, etc.). See Article 16. Hearing and determination of preliminary issues if any. See sections 12 & 13 of the ACA. Parties’ presentation of respective cases, documents and any other evidence. See section 19 of the ACA; and Article 18–23 of the Rules. Hearing (if oral evidence is to be taken). See Section 20 of the ACA; and Articles 24 & 25 of the Rules. Re-hearing in the event of replacement of an arbitrator. Note that re-hearing is mandatory in the event of replacement of the sole or presiding arbitrator but in the event of replacement of any other arbitrator, re-hearing is at the discretion of the tribunal. See Article 14 of the Arbitration Rules. Final submissions (oral or written). See Article 29 of the Rules Publication of Final Award by tribunal to the parties. Section 24 – 28 ACA; Articles 31 & 32 of the Rules. Apart from the above, there are other procedural steps under the ACA such as a procedure for default of parties in appearance and presentation of a case or pleadings, a procedure for challenge of arbitrators, a procedure for enforcement of award or challenge of enforcement, etc. Extend time for filing case statements, pleadings, written statements etc. On its own volition, correct in the award any errors in computation, clerical or typographical errors or any errors of a similar nature. Terminate arbitral proceedings and issue a consent award upon settlement or agreement of parties. Determine the admissibility, relevance, materiality and weight of any evidence placed before it. Make interim, interlocutory or partial awards. The arbitrator also has several duties under the ACA some of which are: Duty to act in accordance with the arbitration agreement. Duty to decide the dispute in accordance with the terms of the contract. Duty to maintain its impartiality and independence throughout the arbitral proceedings. Duty t...

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NIGERIA. Agreement for the Avoidance of Double Taxation and the Prevention of Fiscal Evasion with respect to Taxes on Income and on Capital Gains. Entry into force: 20080705 20000429 Nigeria Agreement for the Reciprocal Promotion and Protection of Investments. Entry into force: 20050727 20000429 Nigeria Agreement on Co-operation in the Fields of Mining, Geology, Exploration and Beneficiation of Minerals and Energy. Entry into force: 20050727 20000429 Nigeria Agreement on Educational Co-operation. 20000429 Nigeria Agreement on the Establishment of a Bi-National Commission of Cooperation. Entry into force: 20050727 20000429 Nigeria Trade Agreement. Entry into force: 20050727 20000502 Belgium Air Services Agreement. Entry into force: 20030401 20000503 France Administrative Arrangement between the Department of the Republic of South Africa and the Ministry of Defence of the Republic of France concerning the South African - French Defence Committee. Entry into force: 20000503 20000508 Uganda Agreement for the Reciprocal Promotion and Protection of Investments plus Protocol 20000510 Commonwealth Memorandum of Understanding between the Government of the Republic of South Africa and the Commonwealth Secretariat with respect to Technical Co-operation Activities. Entry into force: 20000510 20000510 Spain Specific Agreement on Grant Assistance for Protocol Training in the Office of the President and the Department of Foreign Affairs. Entry into force: 20000510 20000511 Australia Agreement for the Reciprocal Protection of Classified Information of Defence Interest. Entry into force: 20000511 20000512 Finland Agreement on Finnish Assistance in the Education Sector in South Africa. Entry into force: 20000512 20000522 Denmark Specific Agreement between the Department of Education, the Joint Education Trust and the Government of the Kingdom of Denmark on Development Co-operation in the Area of Building an Inclusive Education and Training System. 20000523 Swiss Confederation Agreement concerning the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (1.10.1999 - 31.3.2002). Entry into force: 20000523 20000528 Saudi Arabia Air Service Agreement 20000531 Iran Agreement on Scientific and Technological Co-operation. Entry into force: 20020313 20000602 Sweden Agreement concerning Defence Cooperation. Entry into force: 20000602 20000602 Sweden General Security Agreement concerning the Exchange of Classified Information. Entry into force: 20000602 20000606 EU Financing Agreement concerning Capacity Bu...

NIGERIA. The Federal Republic of Nigeria, the most populous country in Africa, is also the leading African oil producer. About one-third of the landscape across which the Cross River Gorillas are spread lies within Nigeria, and all of this area is within Cross River State. Here, gorillas occur in three areas, the Afi Mountain Wildlife Sanctuary, the Mbe Mountains, and the Okwangwo Division of Cross River National Park. The total remaining population in the country is estimated at around 75-110 individuals. Protected areas are established under the National Parks Decree (No.46) of 1999, and administered by the National Park Service at the federal level. Some protected areas are also managed by the states such as the famous Yankari National Park. Great Apes are protected by both Federal and State laws in Nigeria. All wildlife in National Parks is protected by law. The Endangered Species Act of 1985 is the legal instrument through which international treaties are enforceable. • CMS, 1987 • CBD, 1994 • WHC, 1974 • ACCNNR, 1968 • CITES, 1974 • CMS Gorilla Agreement, 2008 Cameroon has experienced relative stability in the last decades (apart from a border dispute with Nigeria over the Bakassi Peninsula, ongoing since 1992), allowing the steady development of infrastructure, agriculture and the oil and timber industries. Cameroon is host to the Cross River Gorilla, Gorilla g. diehli, and the Western Lowland Gorilla, A larger proportion of the Cross River Gorilla‟s range is located in Cameroon than Nigeria, and a proportion of the population occurs on land that has no formally protected status. The latest research indicates that between 125-185 individuals surviving in the wild in Cameroon. All Cross River Gorillas are located within Cameroon‟s South West Region with the exception of those in the Kagwene locality which extends a few kilometers into the North West Province.