Incumbent Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) Assistant Publicity Secretary, Mr. Charles Ajiboye has joined the race for the position of NBA Publicity Secretary, CITY LAWYER can report.

Speculations were rife recently that Ajiboye may have cooled his quest for the top job of NBA image-maker.

But CITY LAWYER can report that Ajiboye is gearing up for the race which promises to be a fierce battle between the immediate past NBA Assistant Publicity Secretary Ferdinand Naza and two leading legal bloggers, Felix Ashimole (aka Che Oyinatumba) and Bridget Edokwe.

Ajiboye told CITY LAWYER that “there is no truth whatsoever in the speculation that my quest for the position has cooled; far from it. I have received several calls and enquiries from concerned stakeholders, thus the need to clear the air on that score.”

In an interview with an online newspaper, Ajiboye said: “I am Charles Ajiboye, Executive Partner at the Penthouse Law. The Penthouse Law is a multiservice commercial law firm. We have carved a niche for ourselves in working with business startups. We mentor them, give them support from start till they become big. Many of them are already growing big so we stay with them when they are big as well. We have interest in the startup space, the tech space and the creative space. We use apps to give legal opinion. We make legal services bespoke.”

CITY LAWYER had in a report catalogued all the hurdles some of the aspirants must scale before joining the league of confirmed aspirants.

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