TO ALL LAWYERS

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Dear Distinguished Colleagues,

On behalf of the Nigerian Bar Association Legal Profession Regulation Review Committee, we write to invite you to a Town Hall Meeting themed THE STATE OF LEGAL PROFESSION IN NIGERIA on Tuesday the 14 March 2017 at the Adetokunbo Ademola Hall, Nigerian Law School, Lagos Campus, Lagos State at 1:00 pm prompt.

The Town Hall Meeting is set to examine the state of the Legal Profession in Nigeria, the likely problems confronting the profession, the role of the Legal Regulatory Architecture and the challenges facing the legal structure generally. It is also intended to use the forum to receive feedback and suggestions as to how we can reposition the profession for greater efficiency and effectiveness as well as render it more competitive in the global market place.

It is in view of the above that the Nigerian Bar Association is organizing this One-Day event to discuss all the issues stated above.

Participants are drawn from the Civil Society Organisations, Branches of the Nigerian Bar Association, the Media, Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, and other critical stakeholders.

We await your prompt response and confirmation of your attendance.

For further enquires, kindly contact the Secretary, NBA LPRR Committee, Dr Aminu Gamawa on 08032868697 aminugamawa@yahoo.co.uk or Sarah Ajijola 08039177886 sarah.ajijola@nigerianbar.org.ng 


Remain assured of our highest professional regards.
Yours faithfully,


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NIGERIAN BAR ASSOCIATION (NBA) 
NATIONAL SECRETARIAT: 
NBA House, 
Plot 1101 Mohammadu Buhari Way, 
Central Business District, 
Abuja, FCT 
Nigeria.
info@nigerianbar.org.ng
Tel:234-07098211663 
www.nigerianbar.org.ng

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