Honored to have been invited by the Nigerian Bar Association as one of the speakers at the upcoming 66th Annual General Conference (NBAAGC26) taking place at the Yakubu Gowon Stadium, Port Harcourt, from the 21st- 28th of August 2026.
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O.S.B.I.R. v. Sidex Consulting Ltd. (2026) 7 NWLR (Pt. 2042) 309
@StanAlieke wrote, and I quite agree with him:
Nyesom Wike; aside from his insatiable quest for power, has some core life principles which you will often hear him say & they are quite admirable.
Agreement is agreement: we should stick to the contract, no matter what.
Monkey sabi jump, monkey sabi jump, na becuse tree near tree: don't overestimate your strength.
You do for me I do for you- our relationship should be symbiotic & not parasitic.
Enye ndi eba, enye ndi eba-life
should be turn by turn.
The Untold Story: The Goldmine Behind Nigeria’s Legal Profession - And Dr. @KayodeAjulo, the Mentor Who Showed @StanAlieke Where to Dig.
…From Japa Dreams to Legal Stardom.
The September 5, 2025, feature in Lawverse Magazine was not a direct interview with the present Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Ondo State, Dr. Olukayode Ajulo, SAN, OON, but rather an in-depth conversation with Stan Alieke, Managing Partner of Law Capitol, who credited Dr. Ajulo as the pivotal mentor who transformed his career trajectory.
Titled "For Stan Alieke, the legal profession is a goldmine, if you know how to package yourself". The piece highlighted Alieke’s journey from contemplating emigration (“japa”) out of frustration with Nigeria’s legal landscape to establishing his own successful firm.
Dr. Ajulo’s influence was central, portrayed as a life-changing mentorship that instilled resilience, strategic thinking, and a commitment to excellence. The interview, published digitally across Lawverse‘s platforms (including X, Instagram, and Facebook), emphasised themes of mentorship, entrepreneurial grit, and the untapped potential in Nigeria’s legal sector, particularly intellectual property (IP) and entertainment law.
While the full verbatim Q&A transcript is not publicly available in text form beyond promotional teasers (with a "link in bio" directing to the magazine’s site; https://t.co/JkDiH6rEKv), the content is synthesised from detailed excerpts and promotional descriptions. Below is a comprehensive summary structured by key sections, drawing on Alieke’s reflections and Dr. Ajulo’s indirect voice through his mentee’s experiences.
There is no legal basis for the EFCC’s midnight sting operations/ raids; what should be obtainable instead is that an arrest should be effected during the daytime.
A lot of people including civilians and operatives of the EFCC have lost their lives … #efcc
Meet Our Panelist: Barr. Stanley Alieke
A distinguished legal practitioner and social commentator, Barr. Stanley Alieke is the Principal Partner at Law Capitol, Abuja. Renowned for his expertise in litigation, intellectual property, and media law, he has been a strong advocate for justice, accountability, and creative rights in Nigeria.
Barr. Alieke has represented notable personalities and championed causes that protect individuals from image misuse and copyright violations, earning him respect across the legal and creative industries.
Beyond the courtroom, he is a passionate writer and national voice on governance, law, and social ethics. His insights continue to shape conversations on leadership, rights, and civic responsibility.
At Rise Up Patriot Conference 2.0, Barr. Alieke brings his depth of legal wisdom and patriotic conviction to the national dialogue on redefining Nigeria’s image and inspiring a generation of responsible citizens.
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"If You Keep Leaving Everything To God, People Will Keep Messing With You" - Stan Alieke Urges Public To Approach Court To Enforce Their Rights https://t.co/g7089RGT44
If a thief tries to break into your house and he gets electrocuted .. without a notice on your wall.. you will likely go to j@il"
-Lawyer Stan Alieke
(Notcoin Indrive Robbers Super Eagles Dele Momodu)
For instance, if a thief breaks into your house with a knife and you bring out your gun and shoot the thief you will be jailed for manslaughter because the gun you used is not commensurate to the knife of the thief.
Even when defending yourself against an attacker, the law prohibits you from using excessive force. The force you use in defending yourself must be commensurate with the force used by the attacker if otherwise you will be held for manslaughter.