The Chairman of the Nigerian Bar Association Security Agencies Relations Committee (NBA-SARC), Chief Joe-Kyari Gadzama, SAN has received a warm welcome by some Bar Leaders on his arrival in Port Harcourt for the branch monthly meeting.

A statement on his arrival reads:

Chief Joe-Kyari Gadzama, SAN alongside Hon. Nimi Walson Jack, past general secretary of the Nigerian Bar Association, Dafe Akpomudiare, Esq. and Hillary Ayebaifie Ojeke were seen some minutes ago at the Port Harcourt International Airport, Rivers State.

The Learned Silk and his entourage were warmly welcomed by a team of NBA, Port Harcourt branch members led by Victor Agala and Tamunokuro Akuro George. Mr. Kingsley Nyesom Chinda also joined the team who received the Learned Silk.

The Learned Silk is currently in Port Harcourt for an official duty as he is to attend the monthly meeting of the branch and deliver a paper on the theme, “Attaining Greatness in the Legal Profession: Tips for Young Lawyers” as the guest speaker of this month’s edition of the branch’s meeting. The Learned Silk will also use this opportunity to socialize with lawyers, both young and old in the branch.

As you may recall, the Learned Silk just returned from his trip to three North Western states; Sokoto, Kebbi and Zamfara on Sunday, May 22, 2022. Earlier this month, he also attended Bar activities in Kwara state and some states in the east which include: Enugu state, Imo state, Ebonyi state amongst others. His recent activities reinforces his dedication and commitment to the development of the NBA.

We look forward to the Learned Silk’s activities during his stay in the city of Port Harcourt.

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