1. Judicial Declaration
It is hereby pronounced: any person or entity engaging with
ABUJA WEB SERVICE LTD (“the Company”) shall be bound by these
Terms of Service. By contracting our services or accessing
our platforms, the Client enters into a binding covenant,
enforceable under the laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria
and recognized principles of international commercial justice.
2. Scope of Corporate Mandate
The Company is duly constituted to pursue the following lawful objectives:
- Computer Programming & Consultancy — advisory, software development and IT consultancy.
- Web Development & Hosting — design, hosting and maintenance of websites.
- Systems Integration & Cloud Solutions — database design, cloud services and application development.
- Communication Technology Services — networking and collaboration platforms.
- Training & Capacity Building — ICT training and professional development.
- Technical Support & Maintenance — managed services and infrastructure support.
- E-Commerce & Digital Marketing — online business platforms and marketing solutions.
- IT Project Management & Consultancy — digital transformation and project oversight.
- Mobile & Enterprise Solutions — mobile apps and enterprise software.
- Research & Innovation — AI, cybersecurity and emerging technologies.
- Consultancy & Training Services — ICT advisory and training.
- Ancillary Activities — all lawful activities incidental to the above.
3. Obligations of Clients
It is hereby ordered that the Client shall:
- Furnish accurate and complete project information.
- Remit payments in accordance with agreed schedules.
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Use delivered platforms lawfully and responsibly.
Failure to comply shall entitle the Company to suspend
or terminate services forthwith, without prejudice to
its rights under law.
4. Intellectual Property
All proprietary code, designs, logos and branding remain the
exclusive property of the Company unless expressly transferred
by written covenant. Unauthorized use constitutes infringement
and shall be subject to enforcement under Nigerian law and
international intellectual property conventions.
5. Payments & Remedies
Quotes issued via the Company’s Quotation Form are binding once
accepted. Payments must be made within stipulated timelines.
In the event of default:
- The Company may suspend services.
- The Company may pursue recovery through Nigerian courts.
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International clients may seek remedies under recognized
arbitration frameworks, including the International Chamber
of Commerce (ICC) or the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules, ensuring
recourse consistent with international justice systems.
6. Limitation of Liability
The Company shall exercise due care and skill in service delivery.
However, it shall not be liable for indirect damages, data loss or
business interruption beyond its reasonable control. Cybersecurity
and backup measures mitigate risk but do not guarantee absolute immunity.
7. Termination
The Company reserves the right to terminate services for breach
of these Terms, misuse of platforms or failure to remit payments.
The Client may terminate engagements with written notice, subject
to settlement of outstanding obligations.
8. Governing Law & Jurisdiction
It is hereby declared that these Terms shall be governed by and
construed in accordance with the laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
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Disputes involving Nigerian clients shall be resolved exclusively
in the courts of Abuja, Federal Capital Territory.
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Disputes involving international clients may, by mutual agreement,
be referred to arbitration under the ICC Rules of Arbitration
or the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules, whose awards shall be final
and binding.
1. Authority and Commitment
ABUJA WEB SERVICE LTD (“the Company”) issues this Privacy Policy
as a binding instrument governing the collection, use and protection
of personal data belonging to clients, partners and users (“the Client”).
It is enforceable under the laws of the Federal Republic of Nigeria
and harmonized with international frameworks, including the General
Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
2. Scope of Application
This Policy applies to all services provided under the Company’s
corporate mandate, including Web Development, Mobile & Enterprise
Solutions, Cybersecurity, E-Commerce and Consultancy.
3. Categories of Data Collected
- Identity Data — names, addresses and contact details.
- Technical Data — IP addresses, device identifiers and browser information.
- Transactional Data — quotations, invoices and payment records.
- Usage Data — interactions with websites, applications and platforms.
4. Purpose of Processing
Personal data shall be processed solely for legitimate purposes,
including contractual fulfillment, communication and support,
compliance with statutory duties, and research and innovation.
5. Principles of Data Protection
The Company shall collect data lawfully, limit processing to
legitimate purposes, ensure accuracy, retain data only as necessary,
and secure data against unauthorized access or loss.
6. International Standards
The Company aligns with global conventions, ensuring remedies for
international clients consistent with the ICC Rules of Arbitration
and the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules.
7. Rights of Clients
- Request access to their personal data.
- Seek rectification of inaccuracies.
- Request lawful erasure of data.
- Object to processing under certain circumstances.
- Lodge complaints with competent authorities.
8. Remedies and Enforcement
Nigerian clients may seek remedies before the courts of Abuja,
Federal Capital Territory. International clients may, by mutual
agreement, pursue arbitration under the ICC or UNCITRAL frameworks,
whose awards shall be final and binding.
1. Statement of Purpose
ABUJA WEB SERVICE LTD (“the Company”) issues this Cookie Policy
to explain how cookies and similar technologies are used on its
websites and digital platforms. This Policy is binding under
Nigerian law and aligned with international standards, including
the EU ePrivacy Directive and the GDPR.
2. What Are Cookies
Cookies are small text files placed on a device when a user visits
a website. They enable functionality, improve performance and
provide analytical insights.
3. Categories of Cookies Used
- Strictly Necessary Cookies — essential for site operation and security.
- Performance Cookies — collect anonymous data on usage to improve services.
- Functional Cookies — remember user preferences and settings.
- Targeting/Advertising Cookies — support marketing and personalized content.
4. Purpose of Use
Cookies are used to ensure secure operation, measure performance,
enhance user experience, and support lawful marketing activities.
5. Consent and Control
Users shall be informed of cookie use upon first access. Consent
shall be obtained where required by law. Users may manage or disable
cookies through browser settings, though certain functions may be impaired.
6. Third-Party Cookies
The Company may permit trusted third parties to place cookies for
analytics, advertising, or service integration. Such parties are
bound by contractual and legal obligations to protect data.
7. Retention
Cookies shall be retained only for the duration necessary to fulfill
their purpose, after which they shall expire or be deleted.
8. Remedies and Enforcement
Disputes relating to cookie use shall be governed by Nigerian law.
Nigerian clients may seek remedies before the courts of Abuja,
Federal Capital Territory. International clients may, by mutual
agreement, pursue arbitration under the ICC or UNCITRAL frameworks.