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NBA Abuja (Unity Bar Branch) Monthly Meeting Scheduled to hold on 6th October, 2023, at NBA Auditorium, NBA House Central Area, Abuja - MUSA ISAKA, SECRETARY, NBA ABUJA.

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Ochili Michael
The Unity Bar Branch of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) has announced its upcoming monthly meeting, scheduled to take place on Friday, October 6, 2022. This highly anticipated event will be held at the NBA Auditorium, located in NBA House in the central area of Abuja. The meeting will be hosted by a distinguished guest, M. B. Adoke, SAN, a notable former Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice.

With this meeting, the Unity Bar Branch aims to facilitate a platform for legal professionals and members of the legal community to come together, exchange ideas, and engage in meaningful discussions. By fostering dialogue and collaboration, the branch aims to strengthen the legal profession and address pertinent issues impacting lawyers and the justice system in Nigeria.

                    Mazi Afam Okeke 
   Chairman, NBA-Unity Bar branch, Abuja.

The chairman's  choice of M. B. Adoke, SAN, as the host for this month's meeting underscores the relevance and significance of this event. Adoke's vast experience and in-depth knowledge of the legal landscape in Nigeria make him a valuable resource for legal practitioners attending the meeting. His tenure as the former Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice has equipped him with valuable insights on a wide range of legal matters that have made headlines in recent years.
                  M.B ADOkE, SAN
                        Chief Host


During the meeting, participants will have the opportunity to engage with Adoke, SAN, and discuss various legal topics, challenges, and prospective solutions. This forum serves as a unique platform for legal practitioners to enhance their understanding of emerging legal issues, share best practices, and strengthen professional relationships within the legal community.
Undoubtedly, the NBA Unity Bar Branch monthly meetings have become an extensive source of knowledge and inspiration for legal professionals in Abuja. These gatherings allow attendees to exchange views, gain fresh perspectives, and stay updated on current legal developments.
                         Musa Isiaka
    Secretary, NBA-Unity Bar Branch, Abuja

The NBA Abuja secretary, Musa Isaka in a  notice he posted to the Unity Bar platform, which he said thus: 

"We trust this notice finds you in excellent health and spirits. This is to give you NOTICE that the October, 2023 meeting of the Nigerian Bar Association, Abuja Branch (Unity Bar), will hold as follows:
DATE* :  Friday, 06-10-2023
 *TIME* : 04:00 PM (West Central African)
 *VENUE* : Hybrid (Physical and Virtual)"

He also urge members to participate in the said meeting,stating that their input and contributions are invaluable to the success and growth of our branch, while providing the link below for those that wish to attend by virtual.

Meeting ID: 864 5113 7099
Passcode: ABUJANBA
He ended by urging members in his statement below.

"Please ensure your active participation in the meeting, as your input and contributions are invaluable to the success and growth of our branch."

The notice reads as follows ;
*NOTICE OF NBA, ABUJA BRANCH GENERAL MEETING*

Dear Esteemed Members,

We trust this notice finds you in excellent health and spirits. This is to give you NOTICE that the October, 2023 meeting of the Nigerian Bar Association, Abuja Branch (Unity Bar), will hold as follows:

 *DATE* :  Friday, 06-10-2023
 *TIME* : 04:00 PM (West Central African)
 *VENUE* : Hybrid (Physical and Virtual)

Physical - Auditorium, NBA National Secretariat, Central Business District, Abuja

Meeting ID: 864 5113 7099
Passcode: ABUJANBA

 *HOST* : M.B Adoke, SAN
Former AGF and Minister of Justice

Please ensure your active participation in the meeting, as your input and contributions are invaluable to the success and growth of our branch.

Thank you.

Yours faithfully,
*Isiaka Musa*
*Secretary NBA, Abuja*

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Mazi Afam Okeke , the President  of the branch, has played a pivotal role in organizing this monthly meeting. Musa's dedication to the legal profession and commitment to shaping the Unity Bar Branch into an influential platform for legal professionals cannot be overstated. Under his leadership, the branch has flourished, providing its members with impactful networking opportunities and fostering a strong sense of camaraderie among legal practitioners.

The Unity Bar Branch of the NBA continues to demonstrate its dedication to promoting professional growth and unity among legal practitioners in Abuja and beyond. By hosting monthly meetings, the branch encourages its members to stay connected, engage in constructive dialogue, and contribute to the development of the legal profession in Nigeria.

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Legal professionals and members of the Unity Bar Branch are eagerly awaiting this upcoming monthly meeting. The event promises thought-provoking discussions, opportunities for professional development, and the chance to network with esteemed colleagues within the legal community. Through unity and collaboration, the Unity Bar Branch is steadfast in its mission to advocate for justice, uphold the rule of law, and contribute to a thriving legal ecosystem in Nigeria.


In conclusion, the NBA Unity Bar Branch's October monthly meeting is poised to be a significant gathering for legal professionals in Abuja. With M. B. Adoke, SAN, as the host, the meeting promises to be an enlightening and enriching experience. By fostering dialogue and collaboration, this event will undoubtedly contribute to the growth and development of the legal profession in Nigeria.

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