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Mazi Afam Osigwe, SAN Engages Lawyers at Human Rights Commission, Emphasizes Role of NBA in Safeguarding Human Rights

Frontline candidate for the office of the President, Nigerian Bar Association, Mazi Afam Osigwe, SAN, engaged with lawyers today at the Human Rights Commission, outlining his ambition to become the President of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA).

In his speech, he highlighted the significant role that the NBA plays in safeguarding human rights. He emphasized the importance of close collaboration with the Human Rights Commission to ensure that the rights of both lawyers and Nigerian citizens are protected. Afam Osigwe stressed that the NBA serves as the voice of the legal profession and the Nigerian people, advocating for justice and the rule of law.

He also noted that a crucial component of his proactive bar manifesto is the strengthening of the Human Rights Committees within the NBA’s branches. This initiative aims to enhance the NBA’s ability to address human rights issues effectively and to respond to concerns promptly and efficiently.

The learned silk’s engagement today underscores his commitment to advancing the legal profession and ensuring that the NBA remains a steadfast guardian of human rights in Nigeria. His vision for the NBA includes a more robust and responsive human rights framework that supports both legal practitioners and the general public.

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