WHAT’S IN A NAME? Patrick O. Okigbo III By placing Chima Ubani’s name on a hospital, Alex Otti has offered Nigeria a different measure of a life worth honouring. Governor Alex Otti has named an 80-bed hospital after Chima Ubani. The news will struggle to survive the week’s noise. A hospital has been built. A...
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AGENDA FOR NEW NBA PRESIDENT: ‘WHY BADEJO-OKUSANYA MUST PRIORITIZE ELECTORAL REFORM,’ BY EX NBA VP
NBA ELECTIONS: BEYOND CONGRATULATIONS – THE TIME FOR GENUINE ELECTORAL REFORMS AND WEEDING OUT CABALS IS NOW Clement Ugo Chukwuemeka The 2026 Nigerian Bar Association presidential election has come and gone. Winners have emerged and have been duly declared by the allegedly independent Electoral Committee of the Nigerian Bar Association (ECNBA). I extend my warm...
DRAMA AS PETER OBI, SOWORE, ‘ATIKU’ CLASH OVER 2027 ELECTIONS AT NBA-AGC (FULL VIDEO)
What was meant to be a political conversation at the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) Annual General Conference in Port Harcourt quickly turned into one of the liveliest sessions of the day. At the session themed “Politics, People, and Nigeria’s Future: Forget the Slogans,” Omoyele Sowore challenged both Peter Obi and Rotimi Amaechi over their records...
NBA-SPIDEL KICKS OFF EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION FOR 2026 ANNUAL CONFERENCE AT AGC
Registration has commenced for the eagerly awaited Nigerian Bar Association Section on Public Interest and Development Law (NBA-SPIDEL) 2026 Annual Conference. A statement signed by the Chairman of the NBA-SPIDEL 2026 Annual Conference Planning Committee (CPC), Sir Ejike Ezenwa (SAN, FCArb) urged lawyers and other stakeholders to visit the NBA-SPIDEL Stand at the NBA-AGC Exhibition...
DRAMA AS PETER OBI, SOWORE, ‘ATIKU’ CLASH OVER 2027 ELECTIONS AT NBA-AGC (FULL VIDEO)
What was meant to be a political conversation at the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) Annual General Conference in Port Harcourt quickly turned into one of the liveliest sessions of the day. At the session themed “Politics, People, and Nigeria’s Future: Forget the Slogans,” Omoyele Sowore challenged both Peter Obi and Rotimi Amaechi over their records...
NBA-SPIDEL SESSION TO RE-IMAGINE PUBLIC INTEREST LAW AT NBA AGC 2026
As legal practitioners, jurists, and policymakers assemble in Port Harcourt, Rivers State for the 66th Annual General Conference of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA AGC 2026), the Section on Public Interest and Development Law (NBA-SPIDEL) is set to host a high-impact session on public interest litigation, governance, and institutional accountability. The session will examine critical...
NBA PRESIDENT AFAM OSIGWE RALLIES LAWYERS IN DEFENCE OF DEMOCRACY (DOWNLOAD ADDRESS)
The President of the Nigerian Bar Association, Mr. Afam Osigwe, SAN, welcomed delegates to the 2026 Annual General Conference, describing the event as more than a yearly gathering of lawyers. He challenged members to use the conference as an opportunity to reflect on the profession’s responsibilities to the nation, strengthen the administration of justice and...
AGC: ‘RUDIMENTS OF CRIMINAL APPEALS IN NIGERIA’ AND ‘BEYOND THE GLASS CEILING’ NOW AT AWLA, RIVERS GOVT BOOTHS AT 10% DISCOUNT
Delegates at the ongoing Nigerian Bar Association Annual General Conference 2026 themed Beyond Limits can now purchase two newly published books by Bar Leader and former NBA Port Harcourt Chairman, Cordelia Uwuma Eke at both the AWLA and Rivers State Government Exhibition booths. The publishers had earlier disclosed that the books are being offered to...
NBA-SLP HOLDS SESSION AT NBA ANNUAL GENERAL CONFERENCE 2026
NBA-SLP Session at the NBA Annual General Conference 2026 Topic: The Business of Fees: How Lawyers Should Price, Bill and Get Paid 📅 Wednesday, 26th August 2026🕝 11:00AM -12:30 PM📍 Chief Charles Idehen Esq. HallYakubu Gowon Stadium, Elekehia, Port Harcourt, Rivers State. Speakers: Moderator: Emeka Obegolu, SAN Join us as we understand the Business of...
JUDGE FACES PROBE FOR AI-DRAFTED JUDGMENT WITH FAKE CASES (DOWNLOAD)
The alarming use of artificial intelligence in the legal profession has raised difficult questions about accuracy, professional responsibility and the limits of technological assistance. A recent decision of the High Court of South Africa, Gauteng Division, Johannesburg, has brought one of those questions into sharp focus: what should happen when material apparently generated by artificial...








