Nigeria: the local Registry has just published a new Trade Mark Journal. Interested parties may object to published marks within a non extendible two month period (expiring on 31 May 2010). Readers may recall that there is a considerable backlog at the Nigerian Registry which released its journals, at best, only annually (see earlier post here, for example).
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