its a presentation that explains how to go about renovation of new benin market

1. Reconstructing the New
Benin Market: A Tale of
Challenges and
Resilience
The story of Ollinks Incorporated Int., embarking on a monumental market
reconstruction project with hopes of transforming a community. Little did
they know that their journey would be filled with unexpected hurdles and
inspiring triumphs.

2. Background and Overview
Ollinks Incorporated Int. has taken on the challenge of reconstructing the
New Benin market by the Edo State Government. The reconstruction will
serve a Community development scheme for the State and the people
with it would promote more cash flow and growth and give a habitable
market for the people.

3. Assigning Roles to Company Members
1 Leadership Team
Appoint capable individuals to key
positions and form a dedicated
leadership team to oversee the
market reconstruction project.
2
Specialized Teams
Divide responsibilities into
specialized teams, including
architecture, construction, logistics,
and community engagement, to
ensure smooth operations.
3 Coordination and
Collaboration
Foster effective communication and
collaboration among team members
to maximize efficiency and achieve
project milestones.

4. Meet Our Team
The CHIEF ENGINEER responsible for overseeing
the entire projection. They lead a team of engineers
and technicians, approving designs, calculating
costs, negotiating contracts, and executing plans
safely and efficiently.
The CHIEF ENGINEER responsible for overseeing
the entire projection. They lead a team of engineers
and technicians, approving designs, calculating
costs, negotiating contracts, and executing plans
safely and efficiently.
The CHIEF ENGINEER responsible for overseeing
the entire projection. They lead a team of engineers
and technicians, approving designs, calculating
costs, negotiating contracts, and executing plans
safely and efficiently.
ENGR. MALIK –
Managing Director
ENGR. OLIVER
CHIMEZIE OLIVER–
Chief Engineer
ENGR. BERNICE–
Site Engineer

5. Preparing Work Breakdown Schedule
and Critical Path Chart
Work Breakdown Schedule
Breaking down the entire project into smaller
tasks and create a comprehensive schedule,
outlining dependencies and estimated
timelines for each task.
Critical Path Chart
Identify the critical path, the sequence of
tasks that determine the project's duration, to
prioritize resources and manage potential
delays effectively.

6. Work Breakdown Schedule
Breaking down the entire project into smaller
tasks and create a comprehensive schedule,
outlining dependencies and estimated
timelines for each task.

7. Protest by Market Women
1 Motive and Impact
Discover the reasons
behind the protest by the
market women and explore
how their actions
influenced the progress of
the project.
2 Effective
Communication
Learn about strategies
employed by Ollinks
Incorporated Int. to
address the concerns of
the market women and
establish a constructive
dialogue.
3 Mitigating Protests
Explore tactics and initiatives implemented to reduce disruptions
caused by the protests, ensuring minimal impact on the project
timeline.

8. Resolving the Protest
Mediation and Dialogue
Witness the power of
mediation and dialogue as
Ollinks Incorporated Int. and
the market women work
together to find common
ground and resolve their
differences.
Community
Engagement
Engage the local community
in collaborative efforts,
organizing events and
programs to rebuild trust and
foster a sense of shared
ownership.
Celebrating Success
Experience the joy and
celebration when the market
reconstruction project is
finally completed, leaving
behind a transformed space
for the community to thrive.

9. RESOLVING THE PROTEST OF THE MARKET
WOMEN
QUESTION 7
AFTER ONE MONTH INTO THE COMMENCMENT OF THE PROJECT THE MARKET WOMEN STARTED PROTESTING
CLAIMMING THE PROJECT IS DISRUPTING THEIR BUSINESS AS THEY HAVE PAID FOR THE SHOPS AND NEED TO
MAKE MONEY TO PAY FOR THEIR RENTS AND FEED THEIR FAMILIES. HOW WOULD YOU HANDLE THIS SITUATION?
First thing we did before the commencement of the project was to give a two weeks’ notice to
the marketers.
Then;
1. Partitioning a section of the market space
2. Set up a temporary market space
3. Plan the construction schedule
4. Ensure that traffic flow is maintained

10. We handled the protest by;
1. Increasing the security presence at the construction site
2. Establishing a clear grievance procedure for market women to air their concerns
3. Engage local community leaders to help diffuse the situation
4. Offering financial compensation to the vendors (marketers)

11. Failure to Complete Project on Time
Identifying
Bottlenecks
Examine the obstacles
and challenges faced by
Ollinks Incorporated Int.
that led to delays in
completing the market
reconstruction project.
Implementing
Contingency Plans
Witness the company's
proactive response in
adapting and
implementing
contingency plans to
mitigate further delays
and keep the project on
track.
Communication with
Stakeholders
Understand how open
and transparent
communication with
stakeholders helped
manage expectations
and maintain trust amidst
delays.

12. Defending Against Client's Lawsuit in
Court
1 Building a Legal Defense
Examine the legal strategies
deployed by Ollinks Incorporated
Int. to defend against the client's
lawsuit and protect their reputation
and credibility.
2
Evidence and
Documentation
Highlight the importance of
thorough documentation and
evidence gathering to support
Ollinks Incorporated Int.'s case in
the courtroom.
3 Expert Witnesses
Learn about the role of expert
witnesses who testify on behalf of
Ollinks Incorporated Int., providing
professional opinions and
strengthening their defense.

13. DEFENCE AGAINST THE LAWSUIT OF OUR
CLIENT
QUESTION 8
AS A RESULT OF THE PROTEST THAT LASTED FOR THREE DAYS. YOUR COMPANY FAILED TO COMPLETE THE
PROJECT ON THE STIPULATED TIME. YOUR CLIENT IS SUING YOUR COMPANY. WHAT WILL BE YOUR DEFENCE
The key element of our defence would be to demonstrate that the delay in delivery was not
caused by any fault or negligence on the part of our company.In this situation, According to
the 1999 Constitution, we’ll refer to:
A. Section 6 of the Nigerian Constitution, which addresses the right to fair hearing. This
section provides that every person has the right to a fair hearing within a reasonable time, by
a court or other tribunal established by law.

14. We will carefully:
1. Review the contract or agreement that was in place for the work that was delayed: One of
which states, should there be any work obstruction not emanating from us, either by man
or nature, that we would not be held accountable.
2. Review any evidence or documentation related to the delay, and determine whether the
delay was caused by factors outside of the company's control.
3. We’ll also consider whether it is possible to negotiate a settlement with the party that is
suing the company.
B. Additionally, we’ll refer to section 36 of the Nigerian Constitution, which provides that a
person shall not be held guilty of a criminal offense unless that offense is defined and the
penalty for it is prescribed in a written law.

15. C. Also, section 36, sub-section 1d, which states that "No person shall be held liable for
breach of contract if there was no financial loss". This means that, in order to successfully
bring a breach of contract lawsuit against another party, the plaintiff must prove that they have
suffered some sort of financial loss as a result of the alleged breach.