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PORT HARCOURT, WE HAVE A MOMENT!
Tomorrow: NBA-YLF Journal Launch, Magazine Unveiling & Special Recognition of NBA President Mazi Afam Osigwe, SAN.
📅 26 Aug | ⏰ 1:30PM
📍 Charles Idehen Hall, Port Harcourt
Be there.
No Straight Line: 100 Lawyers, 100 Different Journeys
Lawyer at 22, lawyer at 60. Our nominees have different career journeys, and their stories are worth learning from.
Countdown to the launch ⏳🥳
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NBA-YLF New Wigs’ Induction 4.0
Keynote Speaker: Ituah Imhanze, FCArb — leading dispute resolution practitioner and Managing Partner at KENNA.
📅 15 Aug | 💻 Zoom
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Start Strong. Practice Smart. Go Beyond.
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The Chairman and 2 others further argued that salaries are payable only to employees who remain...
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NBA-YLF Induction 4.0 — New Wigs, Welcome to the Bar!
Your journey starts here. Connect, learn and prepare for practice.
📅 15 August 2026 | 💻 Zoom
🔗 https://t.co/Jefb7ZAF0z
Let’s induct the future. Together.
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Congratulations to Mrs. Oyinkansola Okunsanya-Badejo, SAN, FCIArb, on her election as President-Elect of the Nigerian Bar Association.
We celebrate her victory and look forward to her vision of a Bold Bar.
From all of us at NBA-YLF.
With the unveiling of the NBA Standards and Rules on Legal Education at this Summit, NBA has made it clear what 21st Century legal education and training should look like in Nigeria, says @Etaba_agbor, Secretary, @NBAYLFOfficial and consultant to the Summit Planning Committee.
🌙✨ Eid al-Adha Mubarak to all NBA-YLF members celebrating!
May this season of sacrifice and faith bring you peace, renewed strength, and greater success at the Bar and beyond.
Wishing you a joyful and blessed celebration.
On Friday 22nd May, 2026, we joined our colleagues at the NBA-YLF Ikeja Branch Summit 2026 themed: “The Future-Ready Lawyer: Tech, Trends, Challenges & Career Breakthroughs.”
It was an insightful and forward-looking gathering that reflected the realities of modern legal practice and the urgent need for young lawyers to position themselves for the future.
During the summit, I had the privilege of presenting a goodwill message on behalf of the National Governing Council of the NBA Young Lawyers Forum @NBAYLFOfficial. In our remarks, we commended the leadership of the NBA branch for their commitment to the growth and welfare of young lawyers, particularly for designating a portion of their Bar Centre as a co-working space for young lawyers.
This initiative strongly aligns with our advocacy across branches for practical support systems that provide young lawyers, especially those without employment opportunities, with a professional space to work, collaborate, and remain connected to the profession.
We also used the opportunity to encourage senior members of the branch to support the initiative by donating facilities and resources necessary for the effective running and sustainability of the space.
We particularly commend the leadership of the Branch, led by my dear friend and brother, Prayer Oko, for putting together such a timely and impactful summit. The quality of conversations and the electrifying presentations by the panelists truly reflected the essence of the theme and reinforced the importance of preparing young lawyers for the rapidly evolving legal landscape.
Moments like this remind us that the future of the profession belongs to lawyers who are willing to learn, adapt, innovate, and collaborate.
Etaba Agbor, Esq.
Secretary, NBA Young Lawyers Forum
@Etaba_agbor 9. Nigerian Bar Association under the President, Mazi Afam Osigwe, SAN, and members of the National Executive Council for their continued support towards the development of young lawyers and ongoing efforts to ensure that the proposed Legal Practitioners Bill contains substantial
8. legal profession, structured employment systems, humane working conditions, and stronger institutional accountability in addressing the welfare challenges confronting young practitioners across the country.
The NBA-YLF further expressed appreciation to the leadership of the
7. the legal profession and insisted that any pupilage framework introduced must be accompanied by a mandatory living wage and enforceable welfare protections for young lawyers.
The Communiqué also called for the establishment of a standardized remuneration framework within the
@Etaba_agbor 6. future of legal regulation in Nigeria.
One of the most significant resolutions presented to NEC was the Forum’s position on the proposed pupilage system under the Legal Practitioners Bill. The Summit resolved that pupilage must never become a vehicle for exploitation within
5. growth, representation, and advancement of young lawyers in Nigeria.
The Summit featured robust technical sessions and policy engagements centered on leadership, mentorship, ethics, legal innovation, welfare, remuneration, legal education, institutional reforms, and the
4. leadership of the Bar.
A major focus of the presentation was the formal submission of the Communiqué issued at the conclusion of the NBA-YLF National Summit 2026, a landmark gathering which marked twenty years of the NBA Young Lawyers Forum as the leading platform for the