Husseinah😍

[A.Y.O @YusufAsunmogejo]

Muslim to Muslim: we need to start using our heads.

Stop bending over backwards to seek validation from people who despise your faith. You see all these attempts to water down your identity just to look acceptable to the secular world? It is a complete waste of time.

The Almighty already told us centuries ago that they will never be pleased with you until you follow their way. The goal is not to make you a moderate believer. The goal is to make you abandon your identity entirely.

When you join the Mufarritun (those who water down their faith) to play the "I am not like them" card every time they attack Islam, you are just feeding the same digital bandits who will eventually come for you.

You gain nothing but cheap applause that expires the moment you assert a single Islamic value.

Be a law-abiding citizen. Respect the public order and the laws of the land wherever you find yourself. But never apologize for putting your Creator first.

When they throw around weaponized buzzwords like extremism to gaslight you, recognize it for what it is. It is a bullying tactic designed to make you cower and strip you of your confidence.

Know your religion, hold your ground, and stop begging for a seat at a table where your faith is constantly on the menu.

Allah knows best.

[Copy Counsel 🇳🇬🇸🇦 @BenYousef_E]

Islam comes first

[Ikemileyi @ladycarpenter01]

Why I no get elder sister like this ehn? 😩

Make me sef get person wey I go bill, na wa ooo, this first born daughter title don tire person ooo 🥲

[Dearest B 🦋 @BlehisBack]

Me and my friend standing as guarantor for each other

[Husseinah😍 @MobolajiOvy]

@AishahAyantola Congratulations Aisha🤗

[Ajokeee 🤍 @Aheesha_x]

I strongly believe you can go to sleep one night, wake up the next morning, and find that your life has completely changed.

Allah is the God of “suddenly.” What feels impossible today can become one’s reality overnight.

[Fìyìnfólúwa Esq. (Lawyer for the baddies) @ifemi_LLB]

A bar aspirant at the law school, Yenegoa campus reached out to me for help.
He needs help in order for him to return to Yenegoa campus from Osun state.
I did my confirmation to be sure it wasn’t a scam.
If you can, kindly help him.

9117359265
Opay.
Moshood Adedeji Gbadebo.

Thank you very much

[B🥳 @chubbbbbbbbbb]

By my next birthday I’ll be so blessed I won’t be able to believe it.

[Rage🌸✨️ @softangrygirl]

As a first daughter, I really wish I had an older sister.

[Sage @sageofox]

One of the hardest things for me to do is comfort a bereaved person. I just never know what to say. Very very hard.

[Adepeju Jaiyeoba @pjlalah]

In this election, irrespective of the result, I remain super proud of my choice.

Lateef Omoyemi Akangbe’s vision for the bar resonated, his goals reflected the daring and consistent challenge on possibilities I live by, his focus on issues and a display of extreme understanding of what young lawyers go through endeared me.

I have been there.

It was never about gender for me.

It was about my conviction.

My conviction was with LOA.

An election fraught with challenges and irregularities that affected all sides of the coin not withstanding, I congratulate president-elect, Mrs. Oyinkan Badejo-Okusanya (Mrs. B).

I sincerely hope that she works with other candidates, takes some of their well thought out ideas, surrounds herself with visionaries and deliver a working association for us all.

At the end of the day, this Association belongs to us all and we must remain committed to its growth and values….

[M.O. Abubakar @Abu_phadilah]

Sentiments aside.

Leadership is not about making the loudest promises. It is about presenting a clear vision and demonstrating the capacity to deliver.

[Lateef Omoyemi Akangbe, SAN @OmoyemiAkangbe]

If someone you respect in the legal profession asked you today why they should vote for me, here is what I would want you to tell them.

In 2019, I convened a Remuneration Committee at the NBA Lagos Branch. Its work became the 2023 Legal Practitioners Remuneration Order, now subsidiary legislation under the Legal Practitioners Act and the most significant welfare instrument this profession has produced in the modern era of the Bar.

When COVID-19 hit and every institution was conserving resources, I raised N15 million for members of the Lagos Branch and made sure it reached them while the pandemic was still active. Not after. During.

I left the Lagos Branch with a net worth almost 10 per cent higher than I found it. Every transaction was publicly accounted for. Every kobo.

My manifesto commits to a 20 per cent reduction in conference fees for young lawyers, seven free CPD hours monthly, a living wage framework incorporated into the Rules of Professional Conduct, and NBA One, a unified digital platform for every NBA service.

I have done this before. At the largest, most demanding branch in this Association. Under real pressure. Without excuses.
That is the case I am asking you to make to a colleague this weekend. Not because I asked you to. But because you believe it is true.

Saturday 18 July 2026. Vote LOA. Elevate the Bar.

#ElevateTheBar #VoteLOA #LOA2026 #NBAElection2026 #18July #NBAPresident2026

[Lateef Omoyemi Akangbe, SAN @OmoyemiAkangbe]

You were called to the Nigerian Bar in the last few years.

You walked out of the Law School with a wig, a gown, and a conviction that this profession was worth it.

Here is what 2028 looks like if I am elected on Saturday 18 July:

Your first year at a firm comes with a written contract of employment. Not because your principal feels generous. Because it is now professional misconduct not to provide one.

The Remuneration Order is not a document you have heard about. It is the starting point of every client engagement. Your fees have a floor. That floor is enforced.

Your CPD is tracked automatically in one app. Seven free hours every month through the ICLE. You do not have to choose between professional development and your rent.

You have access to a national mentorship scheme with a senior practitioner matched to your practice area and your ambitions. Not a networking event. A structured, ongoing relationship.

This is not a vision board. It is a published, funded, time-bound manifesto commitment.

The lawyer you will be in 2028 is shaped by the vote that happens in 2026.

Saturday 18 July 2026. Vote LOA.

#ElevateTheBar #VoteLOA #LOA2026 #YoungLawyers #NBAElection2026

[Nehemiah Danjuma @nehemiahdan19]

First Deaf Lawyer from Northern Nigeria. Called to the Bar. History made♥️🥂

Nehemiah Shanum Danjuma, Esq.

LL.B. (Unilorin)- 2018-2024
B.L. (Nigerian Law School, Abuja) - 2025-2026
MICIArb, MILA, MTI Accredited Mediator

[AYESHA @syedayeshaaaa]

Saw a post that said "your belief in your duas coming true has to be greater than the fear of them not being answered" and honestly, thats it, thats our key to it all, Tawakkul

[Oreoluwa Bukola, CFA. @BukkyOA]

Take the risk! That's where your growth is sitting comfortably.

[Dr. Sh. Haifaa Younis @DrHaifaaYounis]

Keep remembering the death. It will calm you down. Because everything that gets us upset is about Dunya.

[Sara @piousdeenn]

Overthinking? The Prophet ﷺ taught us this du’a.