Afam Osigwe Sworn in as New NBA President

Mazi Afam Osigwe, SAN, has been inaugurated as the 32nd President of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), succeeding Mr. Yakubu Maikyau.

The ceremony took place in Lagos, marking the beginning of Osigwe’s tenure as the leader of the NBA.

In his inaugural address, Osigwe pledged to work towards the collective interests of the bar and promised to hold both federal and state governments accountable under his leadership.

He emphasized the need for the NBA to actively engage with the government to ensure the rule of law and promote justice.

Osigwe’s inauguration marks a new era for the NBA, and his leadership is expected to bring significant changes to the association.

His commitment to working towards the collective interests of the bar and holding governments accountable has been welcomed by many members of the NBA.

The inauguration ceremony was attended by prominent members of the legal profession, including senior advocates, judges, and other stakeholders in the justice sector.

With Osigwe at the helm, the NBA is expected to play a more active role in promoting justice and the rule of law in Nigeria.

His leadership is seen as a positive development for the association and the country’s legal profession as a whole.

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