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The Civic Construct (nee Project Secure PVC) is an organisation that is passionately focused on civic and political development in Nigeria

Week 1: Mergers and Acquisitions & Private Equity (MAPE) I began my internship by digging into corporate transactions, particularly the nuances of M&A. I also prepared Confidentiality Agreements, Heads of Terms, Shareholders Agreement and Share Purchase agreements. Also, the hands-on experience in conducting legal due diligence and understanding the complexities of corporate law has been invaluable. Week 2: Government Business (GB) My second week was a deep dive into legislative processes, regulatory compliance, and government advisory. I enjoyed this week the most because of my interest in governance and policies reviews. I drafted bills, gave a legal opinion on the framework of CAMA 2020 (Companies and Allied Matters Act) & BOFIA (Banks and Other Financial Institutions Act) 2020 and finally analysed the propriety of demand notice served by State Internal Revenue Service on telecommunications company, critiquing the multiple taxations facing the sector. I indeed enjoyed pleasing my curiosity in the interplay between law and government. Week 3: Dispute Resolution Practice (DRP) I rounded off my internship with a focus on litigation and alternative dispute resolution. From drafting legal opinions, writ of summon, affidavit and originating motion to analyzing jurisdictional issues and understanding the intricacies of arbitration, this week sharpened my legal drafting and analytical skills. I am appreciative for the interesting minds I met, as well as my interactions with the Partner, Managing Partner, and associates. It was a rewarding internship experience, and I am delighted to have shared my abilities and expertise on cases as well. This internship not only expanded my legal understanding, but also confirmed my desire to work in government consulting and regulatory compliance. I am eager to put my newly acquired abilities and experiences to use as I pursue a career in law.

In charge of the academic and library development of over thirty thousand studentsProvided empowerment programmes and skills for over thirty thousand studentsIn charge of the social events and development of all studentsIn charge in the academic, social and welfare development of all studentsWorked alongside 7 diligent executives to make the students union better with over 80% success rate

Mentored over 100 female students in my hall of residence on public speaking who have gone ahead to win awards, developed self confidence and has used the training to advance their career

• Led a team of 6 to develop several chamber initiatives and technical topics which helped about 100 members develop their procedural understanding of the law. Organized moot competitions, legal clinic training and brief writing classes

Physical Legal Internship on Litigation

Two Weeks Virtual Internship and Blue Experience (VIBES)

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I taught students enrolled in Cambridge Advanced level(A-levels) examination Sociology, History and English Literature and I also groomed them for their final examinations. Ten out of the fifteen students I taught had distinctions in their examinations.