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New NBA president sets up committees to reduce election costs, probe...

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President of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) Yakubu Maikyau has set up two committees following his swearing-in as his successor to Olumide Akpata. Mr Maikyau...

NBA Conference: How contractor supplied inferior, incomplete bags after collecting 75%...

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Immediate past president of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) Olumide Akpata has narrated how Antoche Limited allegedly bungled the supply of bags and other...

Malami’s son Abdulaziz called to bar

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Abdulaziz Malami, son of the attorney-general of the federation and minister of justice Abubakar Malami, has been called to the Nigerian Bar. The ceremony was...

Obasanjo boycotts NBA conference

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Former President Olusegun Obasanjo boycotted the recently-held 60th annual general conference of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA). His action is believed to be in connection...

Olumide Akpata emerges NBA president

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Olumide Akpata has been elected president of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) despite being the only non-senior advocate of Nigeria among the contestants. Chairman of...

Non-SAN Olumide Akpata set to win NBA presidential election

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A former chairman of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) Section on Business Law Olumide Akpata is set to win the presidential race in the...

Judge arrested by DSS withdraws from Dasuki’s case

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One of the judges recently arrested by the Department of Security Service (DSS) over corruption allegation, Justice Adeniyi Ademola of the Federal High Court...

DSS releases arrested judges as NJC holds emergency meeting

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The Department of State Service (DSS) has released the judges arrested over the weekend for allegedly receiving bribe, according to multiple reports. This comes as...

SERAP calls for sanction as Saraki’s lawyers walk out on tribunal

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Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has called on the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) to “urgently investigate the conduct of lawyers to the Senate...