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[𝒋. 𝒂𝒅𝒂𝒎𝒔 @jaybeea9]

Your dreams will inspire you.
Your determination will take you far.

[tt💫 @taiwo__oni]

REINTRODUCING:

ONI, Taiwo Ireoluwamide

✨Best Graduating Student, Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Ibadan (3.93/4.00)
✨Best Graduating Student, Department of Pharmaceutical & Medicinal Chemistry
✨14 awards at the University’s Convocation Ceremony

God did!

[Idowu Ademola @ademolaphocus]

Yesterday, I officially graduated from the University of Ibadan.✅

Ademola F. Idowu
LL.B.(First Class Honours)🥇

-39th Executive President, Faculty of Law. Etc., etc

Had a most remarkable undergraduate experience. This boy from Christ's School, Ado-Ekiti, is grateful.🤍

[Promise_Ekpo @Promisevekpo]

I got invited to the interview stage in my Mastercard application to the University of Edinburgh. Here is how to write your Mastercard essay to get an interview.
Resharing a series i did last month where I read my essays.

Here is the Leadership essay breakdown

Follow Promise Ekpo Osaine for more #scholarship opportunities

#scholarships #funding #mastercard

[Khalid @cnxekay]

The art of leaving things unsaid because saying them won’t change a thing

[Sakeenah Kareem @tranquill_ink]

Sakeenah Kareem. 💫

B.A (Double Honours) Communication and Language Arts and German, University of Ibadan.

[Poetry✨ @bubbles_debs]

If it is from the University of Ibadan, then it must be of Outstanding Quality✨

Got a First Class in Law while simultaneously working full time for four years, building a foundation @apadforher and numerous global and national fellowships, scholarships, awards.

Proud of me!

[Commy Darling🤎✨😌 @Commydarling1]

Mommy, that JAMB we were talking about a few days before you died, I wrote it. I scored well and eventually gained admission into the university.

Mummy and Daddy, I have convocated today, but none of you is here to witness it. 🥹

Continue resting, my angels. Your baby made it.

[𝒋. 𝒂𝒅𝒂𝒎𝒔 @jaybeea9]

Happy birthday Baba awon girls @Meekey_larry 🙌❤️

[Oyinkansola Badejo-Okusanya, SAN, FCIArb @MrsBBold]

A LAWYER’S DUTY OF RESPECT DOES NOT END AT THE COURTROOM DOOR

Yesterday, my attention was drawn to insulting remarks directed at a judicial officer by Kalu Kalu, Esq. during the 11 November 2026 edition of Politics Today, hosted by Seun Okinbaloye. I
have since obtained and watched a recording of the programme.

On behalf of the Nigerian Bar Association, I condemn the use of such language unequivocally. A
lawyer’s disagreement with a judicial decision, however strongly held, cannot excuse personal
abuse of the judge who delivered it. Neither the intensity of a political controversy nor the platform on which a lawyer speaks relieves that lawyer of professional responsibility. Lawyers have every right to examine judgments, challenge their reasoning and expose errors.

Indeed, rigorous criticism contributes to the development of the law and the administration of justice. Judges are accountable for their exercise of judicial power, and the NBA will continue to insist on that accountability. However, personal insults do nothing to establish that a judgment is wrong. They offer the public no legal analysis and provide no remedy for an aggrieved litigant. Instead, they diminish the quality of public debate and bring our profession into disrepute.

The Rules of Professional Conduct for Legal Practitioners, 2023 require lawyers to maintain high standards of professional conduct and to treat the courts with respect, dignity and honour. They also provide for complaints against judicial officers to be made to the appropriate authorities.

These obligations cannot be put aside when a lawyer steps into a television studio. Our professional standing gives our words particular weight. Members of the public are entitled to expect that a lawyer discussing a judgment will help them understand the issues, the reasoning and the available remedies. That standing carries a responsibility to exercise judgment and restraint, especially when passions are high.

Accordingly, I have forwarded a formal petition, together with the relevant broadcast material (which is also attached to this statement), to the Legal Practitioners Disciplinary Committee for consideration in accordance with the applicable procedure. Mr. Kalu Kalu will be entitled to respond. Whether professional misconduct has occurred and what sanction, if any, is appropriate will be matters for the Committee to determine. Respect for due process does not, however, require the NBA to remain silent about language that falls below the standards we expect of our members.

The Bar must be able to demand accountability from the Bench and insist on discipline within its own ranks. Our credibility depends on our willingness to do both.

I urge every member of our profession to take this responsibility seriously. We can speak firmly, disagree profoundly and challenge judicial decisions with all the force that the law permits. But we must also remember that the manner in which we do so teaches the public something about the profession we represent.

Oyinkansola Badejo-Okusanya, SAN FCIArb
President, Nigerian Bar Association

[𝒋. 𝒂𝒅𝒂𝒎𝒔 @jaybeea9]

I'm neither a lawyer nor a law student, but this is one lawyer I have immense respect and admiration for. I've learnt a lot from him, Infact I look forward to seeing his tweets on my TL.

God bless you Sir @Chinaluemmanuel

[Chinalu Okorie @Chinaluemmanuel]

In April 2026, I took up this matter on behalf of @hopebehindbar. This morning, Judgment was delivered, and the Defendant was discharged and acquitted of murder.

With this, he will receive proper medical attention and support from his family.
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When I decided to rest the Defendant's case on the case of the prosecution, I did so as a result of the following:
1. The Defendant was sick and time was of the essence.
2. The Defendant may not have the physical and mental strength to testify in the matter.
3. I believe that the evidence so far led was not strong and reliable enough to secure a conviction.

As a Trial Lawyer, before you take the above practice route, weigh the evidence adduced. Do it objectively before you leap.

Enjoy your weekend.😊

[Sir Dickson @Wizarab10]

Met with @PeterObi and @AishaYesufu and the Obidient team at the Airport lounge today.

Nigeria will be OK.

[Poetry✨ @bubbles_debs]

D.O Oludimu
LL.B First Class Honours
University of Ibadan. ✨

[Akintola Daniel @akintoladan]

Dear World, permit me to blow my trumpet a little! 😅

By God's grace, I am officially the Best Graduating Student (BGS) of the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA).

A journey of faith, resilience, discipline and grace. What a privilege!

Glory to God! 🥂.

[Eucharia Uranta-Okonkwo @Eucharia_Mom]

I DID IT! I SUCCESSFULLY DEFENDED MY PhD THESIS! 🎉

All glory to Jehovah God! 🙏🏽

After years of hard work, research, and perseverance, this moment feels surreal!

Deeply grateful to my husband, supervisors, family, and everyone who supported me along the way. ❤️

And yes, that’s me proudly holding my Knowledge Cup. It’s a beautiful tradition at Nostalgia Café, @uOttawa, where graduates are celebrated with a free drink of their choice, served in this special cup! ❤️🥹

#PhDDefence #uOttawa

[𝒋. 𝒂𝒅𝒂𝒎𝒔 @jaybeea9]

@MuheezEcn Congratulations Ski

[Muheez @MuheezEcn]

After an hectic week of ICAN exams, I have a reason to be relieved. I honestly don’t know which one was more challenging for me, Economics or ICAN? 😝

https://t.co/KulzJ8Cfo7 Economics
First class Honours!
Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife.

See you in December 🤭
#OAU

[𝒋. 𝒂𝒅𝒂𝒎𝒔 @jaybeea9]

@Mr_Sprime Yes

[𝒋. 𝒂𝒅𝒂𝒎𝒔 @jaybeea9]

@Dannys_tweetss @deraa_xo You can’t go home 😹

[𝒋. 𝒂𝒅𝒂𝒎𝒔 @jaybeea9]

@deraa_xo 😂😭