February 9, 2025
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Delta NBA expresses fear over excesses of police, army

…Calls for civil monitoring c’ttee Following the controversies trailing the lockdown of some states in the country, the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) has expressed concerns over alleged intimidation of civilians by security personnel. In a statement issued and signed by the association’s Warri branch Chairman, Michael Asugo made available to journalists
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NBA, others hail Akanbi’s appointment as KWASU VC

About 11 prominent socio- cultural associations and professional bodies including the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) have hailed the appointment of Prof. Mohammed Akanbi as the new and second vice chancellor of the Kwara state University (KWASU), Malete. The associations in separate press statements made available to newsmen in Ilorin, the Kwara state capital on Thursday,
Politics

$9bn judgment: Malami blames past leaders

…says, poor handling of legal matters responsible The Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federation, Mr Abubakar Malami, (SAN) has said that past leaders should be blamed for the $9billion judgment delivered against Nigeria in London Court last week. Malami made this today while speaking at the ongoing Annual General Conference of the […]
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Akufo-Addo urges African leaders on accountability

The president of Ghana, Nana Akufo-Addo has charged African leaders to embrace the principles of accountability, rule of law, human rights, individual liberty and freedom, which he acknowledged are crucial to Africa’s development and individual prosperity. He made the call Monday, at the 58th Annual General Meeting of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) in Abuja, […]
Economy Law

Paul Usoro: FG should ‘rigorously pursue’ modernisation of Nigerian agriculture

Nigerian Bar Association presidential aspirant, Paul Usoro SAN says in order for Nigeria to metamorphose into an agro-industrialised economy, the federal government should at all levels rigorously push for and apply policies channelled towards improving the focus on agro-industries. READ MORE: Paul Usoro: Rethinking the Nigerian Bar Association’s governance structures In a
Law Opinion

Paul Usoro: Pupillage will not solve the problem of the welfare of young Nigerian lawyers

Paul Usoro is one of Nigeria’s leading lawyers, with industry-leading expertise in commercial and telecommunications law. In the fourth part of a series of articles, he tackles the issue of welfare for young practitioners in the legal profession, the structural problems fuelling it and set out a range of proposals the Nigerian Bar Association should consider […]