Eze Kingsley

Practical insights on law, leadership & personal growth.
Building a legacy and documenting my experience as a Law student.

[Eze Kingsley @LawWithKings]

It’s gradually taking our jobs away from us. It should make our work easier and not to make us lose it completely.

I doubt Albus will need the service of a lawyer again when next he has a case in court. His already giving credit to grok @bot and not his lawyer.

I won’t be surprise when the services of a lawyer will no longer be needed in the nearest future to come.

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@VanessahKurora Congratulations on being called to the Bar.
This is a big milestone. Wishing you a fulfilling career ahead, and may the Lord continue to guide you, Amen.

I hope to be called to the Nigerian bar someday.

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@TechnicalBben Exactly! Talent creates value, but visibility creates opportunity.

You can be exceptionally good at what you do, but if the right people don’t know you exist, your potential may remain undiscovered.

Learn the skill, build your network and communicate your value.

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Most companies use background check services that contact previous employers directly, often through HR.

Some also call listed referees or request employment verification letters. For roles with higher responsibility, the checks tend to be more thorough.

Have you seen cases where someone was caught after the offer stage?

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Thank you for sharing this. Lists like this are genuinely helpful for people preparing for law school. I hope to be admitted into the Nigeria Law school someday.

Was there anything you added later that you wish had been on the original list and do you have any advice for the undergraduates like us?

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@Josephamoss Congratulations on the First Class. That’s a strong achievement.

What part of the degree did you find most useful in preparing you for practice, and is there anything you wish you had started earlier?

I am hoping to graduate with first class as well.

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@ted_designs001 Jurisprudence is that course that makes the rest of law make sense. Once the theories click, you start seeing everything differently.

Which school of thought has you locked in the most, natural law, positivism, or something else?

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@TheLastSon01 This is a clear reminder.

A lot of founders treat CAC registration as full brand protection, which creates problems later.

Do you usually advise clients to do a trademark search before finalising the business name?

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Greetings to you, Mr Peter Obi. In as much as I have been one of your biggest supporters since 2023, I will appreciate it more if you focus more on yourself and what you can do for Nigerians if elected than attacking your opposition.

Yes, the constitution gives room for a constructive criticism but at this point it shouldn’t be coming from you because you’re a presidential candidate. Most of the things you say now, whether true or false will be channeled towards your political aspiration as a way of getting more supporters and votes.

My humble suggestion, campaign in your own strength and let your oppositions be. We are seeing everything ourselves.

I wish you the very best in the 2027 general election and I am rooting for you from ABSU, Umuahia.

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You have started it. Please don’t run from it. Constant practice will make you perfect. I am not talking to you alone, am talking to myself as well and the rest of us who find it difficult to speak in public.

I can be the most brilliant student in a room but I don’t know how to express my brilliant ideas and thoughts. Dr Samson Umeh will always tell me “Kingsley, face your fears. Any day you stop speaking, you stop growing”

Do you normally stutter or is it only during presentations?

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This is beyond what is expressed. this is typically a smile when your client has balanced you the remaining money.

It reminds me of when I followed my mentor to court, it happened that judgement was given that day and it was in her favor. After the court session, with lovely smiles on her face, she said to me, “my client just sent the remaining balance”

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@tounmyinusa That’s a nice personal growth technique. Not every lawyer or law student has a foresight of their daily activities not to talk of the case they are handling.

Will you still take up a case after foreseeing that judgement won’t be in your favour?

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@dheizee_kiellms Congratulations on being called to the Bar.
This is a big milestone. Wishing you a fulfilling career ahead, and may the Lord continue to guide you.

I hope to be called to the Nigerian bar someday.

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@FabianSani8 You’re right sir. According to Professor Hagler Okorie, Law is a Business. But I have a question, does it mean we shouldn’t give legal aid to some of these persons who can’t afford it?

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@TheLastSon01 This is where lawyers come in. We’re been trained to fill in the gaps between the people and the law. That’s why the service of a lawyer is usually needed before making important decisions because like you said, they don’t understand these things.

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@LawyardOrg This decision reinforces the judiciary’s role in resolving internal political party disputes and protecting the integrity of the electoral process.

As a law student, cases like this highlight how procedural law often shapes political outcomes in Nigeria.

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@DapoAkandeLaw @CIJ_ICJ Congratulations, Professor Akande. This is a well-deserved appointment. As a law student deeply interested in public international law, seeing this achievement is incredibly inspiring.

Wishing you strength and wisdom as you serve the Court with independence and integrity.

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@yettydlaw_ The frustration is understandable. Temporary cash support can ease short-term pressure, but it doesn’t replace the need for stable power, infrastructure, and long-term economic structure.

Many young people are weighing short-term relief against the bigger systemic issues.

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@TheLastSon01 Consistency has always been the key. I am glad you took this bold step. I am almost working towards the same direction. God helping us, we will succeed. Nice to meet you, Ezekiel.