"HOW TO BE LEGALLY MARRIED IN NIGERIA" 1st Edition

By 

ONYEKACHI UMAH, ESQ., LL.M, ACIArb(UK)

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by Onyekachi Umah,Esq.
(Tip 134)
“Legality of Varying Cost of English Marriages Across Nigeria”.

Every religious organisation licensed to conduct marriages is allowed by law to charge its own fees. The growing cost of celebration of marriage is not unknown to law. It is right to pay clergy for weddings! See, section 38 Marriage Act.

My authority; section 38 of Marriage Act.

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DAILY LAW TIPS
by Onyekachi Umah,Esq.
(Tip 87)
“THE RIGHT COURT FOR DIVORCE IN NIGERIA”

Divorce/dissolution of English Marriage can be sought in any State High Court in any state in Nigeria, so far as the spouse seeking such is domiciled in Nigeria. The state of origin or residence or employment of a spouse does not matter because Nigeria is a single jurisdiction in matrimonial cases.

See section 2 of Matrimonial Causes Act.

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