Extension of an employee's probationary period requires notification from the employer

Extension of an employee’s probationary period requires notification from the employer

FG takes possession of residential properties in Ikoyi on court order

BACKGROUND FACTS Mr. Olajuwon Olaleye (Claimant) was employed by the defunct Afribank Nigeria Plc, which was changed to Mainstreet Bank Limited and later to Skye Bank Plc and then to Polaris Bank Limited (1st Defendant), as General Manager, e-Solutions for a probationary period of six months, subje

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