NBA to address Nigeria’s challenging national issues at Feb 5 Akure NEC meeting.

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The Nigeria Bar Association (NBA) is set to address and profer ways to the major national issues confronting the country at its National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting slated for Akure, the Ondo state capital on February 5.

Among the topical issues billed to be thoroughly addressed are the escalating insecurity involving banditry, kidnapping, farmer-herder incessant killings and the general downturn in the economy and political landscape.

The meeting which will be hosted by the Ondo state government and declared open by its governor, Lucky Aiyedatiwa would last till February 7.

In addition, the NEC meeting will debate on critical issues facing the legal community while fostering an environment for strategic planning and development.

The expected delegates will also engage in discussions, share best practices and chart a course for a more vibrant and equitable justice system.

Ondo state Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Dr Kayode Ajulo confirmed that the state government would host the meeting while describing it as a boon to the state especially coming after a decade of hiatus.

He said that the governor would host the lawyers at the International Cultural and Event Centre, The Dome in Akure.

“This meeting, drawing top legal minds and practitioners from across the country, is not just an internal gathering of the NBA; it is a momentous event that highlights the rich legal heritage and progressive vision of Ondo State.

“The convergence of such esteemed legal professionals here will undoubtedly spur dialogue, collaboration, and innovation that will positively impact the legal landscape of our State.”he said in a statement on Tuesday.

Ajulo also stated, “Ondo State, in hosting this influential event, stands as a testament to its growing importance as a hub of legal excellence and thought leadership.

“This is in no small measure due to the leadership of Governor Aiyedatiwa, whose commitment to fostering innovation, integrity, and inclusive progress has elevated Ondo State’s profile nationally.

“We are confident that the outcomes of this meeting will pave the way for enhanced legal practices and reforms that will benefit society at large.”

“On February 5, the Chief Judge will host a cocktail party in honour of the delegates while on Thursday, the governor will host a State banquet for the assembly.

The Attorney General thanked the President of the NBA, Chief Afam Osigwe, SAN, the General Secretary, Dr. Mobolaji Ojibara and the entire leadership of the association for considering Ondo State worthy of hosting such a significant gathering.”

 

 

major national issues confronting the country at its National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting slated for Akure, the Ondo state capital on February 5.

Among the topical issues billed to be thoroughly addressed are the escalating insecurity involving banditry, kidnapping, farmer-herder incessant killings and the general downturn in the economy and political landscape.

The meeting which will be hosted by the Ondo state government and declared open by its governor, Lucky Aiyedatiwa would last till February 7.

In addition, the NEC meeting will debate on critical issues facing the legal community while fostering an environment for strategic planning and development.

The expected delegates will also engage in discussions, share best practices and chart a course for a more vibrant and equitable justice system.

Ondo state Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Dr Kayode Ajulo confirmed that the state government would host the meeting while describing it as a boon to the state especially coming after a decade of hiatus.

He said that the governor would host the lawyers at the International Cultural and Event Centre, The Dome in Akure.

“This meeting, drawing top legal minds and practitioners from across the country, is not just an internal gathering of the NBA; it is a momentous event that highlights the rich legal heritage and progressive vision of Ondo State.

“The convergence of such esteemed legal professionals here will undoubtedly spur dialogue, collaboration, and innovation that will positively impact the legal landscape of our State.”he said in a statement on Tuesday.

Ajulo also stated, “Ondo State, in hosting this influential event, stands as a testament to its growing importance as a hub of legal excellence and thought leadership.

“This is in no small measure due to the leadership of Governor Aiyedatiwa, whose commitment to fostering innovation, integrity, and inclusive progress has elevated Ondo State’s profile nationally.

“We are confident that the outcomes of this meeting will pave the way for enhanced legal practices and reforms that will benefit society at large.”

“On February 5, the Chief Judge will host a cocktail party in honour of the delegates while on Thursday, the governor will host a State banquet for the assembly.

The Attorney General thanked the President of the NBA, Chief Afam Osigwe, SAN, the General Secretary, Dr. Mobolaji Ojibara and the entire leadership of the association for considering Ondo State worthy of hosting such a significant gathering.”

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