Controversy is trailing the reversal of disqualification of a candidate for the position Secretary of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) Port Harcourt Branch by the NBA Branch Elections Appeal Committee (East). CITY LAWYER investigation shows that Mr. Ohaka Egburuwhuo was disqualified by the branch Electoral Committee (ELECO) on the basis that his nominator did not...
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NBA VOWS TO CANCEL NORTHERN BRANCH ELECTIONS WHICH BREACH ATTENDANCE RULE
The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) has vowed that it would cancel any election by its Northern branches which does not comply with mandatory attendance of branch meetings set out in the NBA Constitution. Describing the issue as “an important compliance requirement regarding branch meeting attendance records,” the notice seen by CITY LAWYER directed all Northern...
NBA 2024 ELECTION: APPEAL COURT SET TO GIVE JUDGMENT ON EROJIKWE’S SUIT
Nigeria’s Court of Appeal, Abuja Division, has reserved judgment in an appeal filed by former Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) presidential candidate Tobenna Erojikwe relating to NBA’s 2024 National Officers Election. The judgment was reserved after the appellate court heard the appeal today after adjournments. While Mr. Abdul Muhammed (SAN) represented NBA, Mr. J. J. Usman...
NBA PRESIDENT AFAM OSIGWE ASKS IGP TO FIND MISSING YOUNG LAWYER
The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) has asked the Inspector-General of Police Tunde Disu to deploy all resources to ensure the safe return of missing young lawyer Eunice Ameh whose disappearance in Abuja has raised widespread concern on safety in Nigeria’s seat of power. CITY LAWYER investigation shows that Eunice Aladi Ameh was admitted to the...
‘SUPREME COURT DECISION ON STAMP AND SEAL REMAINS SACROSANCT,’ SAYS NBA
The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) has vowed that it would continue to enforce its Stamp and Seal regime, warning that recent reports suggesting that the regime has been invalidated by a Federal High Court judgement are misleading. In a statement made available to CITY LAWYER and signed by NBA General Secretary, Dr. Mobolaji Ojibara, the...
RULAAC ASKS ARMY, DSS, POLICE TO FIND MISSING ACTIVIST
The Rule of Law and Accountability Advocacy Centre (RULAAC) has warned that nothing must happen to the Nigerian content creator and social media critic, Justice Mark Chidiebere, popularly known as Justice Crack, who suddenly went missing after answering a mysterious call on Tuesday. It was reported on Wednesday that the circumstances surrounding Justice Crack’s sudden...
COUP PLOT: MILITARY SET TO TRY 36 SUSPECTS IN COURT MARSHAL
The Nigerian military has inaugurated a General Court-Martial to try officers accused of plotting a coup to remove the President Bola Tinubu government from office unconstitutionally. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the accused officers were brought to the venue of the sitting, the Guards Brigade Scorpion Mess, Asokoro, at about 8:53 a.m....
COURT SLAMS LASTMA FOR TOWING LAWYER’S VEHICLE
The Lagos State Transport Management Authority (LASTMA) has drawn the wrath of the Lagos State High Court for illegally towing away a car belonging to a lawyer, Lawal Aliyu and imposing a fine on the lawyer without any valid court order Consequently, the court has descended heavily on the agency by ordering it to pay...
EFCC GRILLS FAKE LAWYER OVER FORGED NBA STAMP
Operatives of the Lagos Zonal Directorate 2 of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission EFCC, Ikoyi, Lagos have commenced an investigation of a suspected fake lawyer, John Anoruo, for possession of a forged stamp of the Nigerian Bar Association, NBA. Anoruo, who operates a legal and educational consultancy in the Ikorodu area of Lagos, was...
212 STUDENTS BAG FIRST CLASS, AS NIGERIAN LAW SCHOOL RELEASES RESULTS
No less than 212 students have bagged First Class grade as the Nigerian Law School released its Bar Final results for the 2025 mainstream set. The examination was held last December. This represents 2.8% of the 7,602 candidates that registered for the examination. The result is however marginally lower that the 260 students or 3.6%...









