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MAZI AFAM OSIGWE, SAN, DELIVERS KEYNOTE ADDRESS AT THE SUMMIT OF THE STUDENTS’ REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL, NIGERIAN LAW SCHOOL, ABUJA

The Students Representative Council of the Nigerian Law School yesterday welcomed a distinguished guest to its stage, Mazi Afam Osigwe, SAN. He delivered an inspiring Keynote Address at the “Millennial Lawyers: Advancing into Legal Practice” summit.

Mr. Osigwe’s words resonated deeply with all the aspiring lawyers in the audience, highlighting the paramount importance of innovation and collaboration in the legal profession. His insights shed light on the ever-evolving landscape of the legal world and how the millennial generation has the incredible opportunity to drive positive change through these values.

In a rapidly changing world, being innovative is no longer just an option – it’s a necessity. Mr. Osigwe urged young legal minds to think outside the box, embrace new technologies, and find creative solutions to complex legal challenges.

Equally significant was his emphasis on collaboration. The legal practice today extends beyond individual efforts, demanding strong teamwork and partnerships to navigate intricate cases successfully. The summit attendees were reminded that by pooling diverse talents and perspectives, millennial lawyers can forge a stronger, united front in the pursuit of justice.

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