@Khy_leeeee Bro they should just let him read all the bulletin in there, and his dairy sessions should be like 30mins of climate change. ๐คฃ๐คฃ๐คฃ๐คฃ
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The Lateef Omoyemi Akangbe, SAN Campaign Council hereby notifies all members of the Nigerian Bar Association and the general public that, in compliance with the directives of the Electoral Committee of the Nigerian Bar Association (ECNBA), all official campaign activities and communications on behalf of Lateef Omoyemi Akangbe, SAN, Candidate for the Office of President of the Nigerian Bar Association, ceased at 5:00 p.m. on Friday, 17 July 2026.
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17 July 2026
When Mr. Tola Oshobi, SAN, speaks, I listen.
Not because of the kind words, though I am genuinely grateful for them, but because of what he chose to highlight.
He did not talk about my manifesto. He did not list my credentials. He talked about a moment in 2020 when the world stopped, the courts closed, the banks were uncertain, and nobody knew how long any of it would last.
In that moment, while most institutions were conserving resources and waiting to see what would happen, we at the Lagos Branch made a different decision. We looked at the young lawyers. The less privileged members of our profession. The ones with no buffer, no savings, no senior partner to call. And we mobilised. We raised funds from those who could give and put food and money directly into the hands of those who needed it.
Tola called it unexpected. I call it the minimum obligation of leadership.
If you are in a position of responsibility and you only show up when things are comfortable, you were never really leading. Leadership is what you do when nobody knows what to do. When the pressure is real and the resources are uncertain and people are genuinely afraid.
That is the standard I brought to the Lagos Branch. It is the same standard I am bringing to the Nigerian Bar Association.
To Mr. Oshobi, SAN, thank you. Your endorsement means more because it comes from someone who was watching closely and remembers exactly what happened.
Vote LOA. Elevate the Bar.