. LAWYER I CERTIFIED TEACHER I MEDIATOR I COMMUNICATION PROFESSIONAL I AUTHOR
KARIBI TAMUNOEMI GEORGE, Esq., FNIPR, rpa, CT, AICMC Karibi Tamunoemi George is a teacher, lawyer, mediator, public relations and advertising professional who is passionate about communications solutions that dignify humanity. Born on 31st October, 1963 in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, he is the first of the six children of Rev Clifford Talbot Tokin George (late), and
What does it take to attend the Nigerian Law School, pass the prescribed examinations and be called to the Nigerian Bar? The answer is in Tales from School of Laws, an epistolary account of a student’s sojourn at the Nigerian Law School, from admission up to Call to the Bar. The Tales are narrative, expository
TALES FROM SCHOOL OF LAWS Reviewed by James Sogulu Noble, PhD, BL. Taking up the task of reviewing a book authored by my former teacher (lecturer), under whose tutelage I was exposed to the philosophical foundation of language and literature is not an easy task. More so, for a man whose fidelity to the rules
Where might a civil servant or other operative in a bureaucracy find forms and precedents of writing to communicate effectively? The answer is in Write On, Civil Servant. The book is a corporate communications manual intended to inspire civil servants to reclaim their place as source of effective, occupational writing. It highlights the anguish of
Write On, Civil Servant: An Insider’s Secret Key to Great Bureaucratic Careers By Emmanuel Obe Karibi T. George, in his latest book, challenges civil servants and workers in bureaucratic settings to advance their careers and organizations through a mastery of the basic forms of writing Anonymity is probably the most enduring character of the civil
