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breakfasting news: Abuja based, Igbo lawyers group, operating under the unbrella name "Otu-Okaiwu Abuja" takes the responsibility of funding and mentoring young lawyers of the group, through an endowment scheme.

The Otu-Okaiwu Abuja to launch an apprenticeship program specifically for Igbo young lawyers residing in Abuja.


Otu-Okaiwu Abuja, is an Association of Igbo Legal  practitioners and consultants based in Abuja, Nigeria. 

The Even (Endowment launch) is scheduled to take place as follows;

Date:  14th September, 2023.
Venue:  At the NBA House, plot 1101, Muhammad Buhari Way, Central Area, Abuja. 
Time:  At 1:pm prompt.





According to the president of the Association;
        Chief Barr Onwuaso Ejiofor.

"The scheme focuses on providing financial assistance and legal mentorship to young lawyers of the group, with the goal of enhancing their professional development and contributing to the advancement of the legal profession".

Through this endowment scheme, eligible Igbo lawyers in Abuja, within the ranges of 1-6 years, can apply for mentorship training, financial stipends, or scholarships to support their legal education, professional training, and research endeavors.

Under this program, participants are paired with experienced legal consultants and lawyers who act as mentors. These mentors provide guidance and training to the apprentices, imparting practical knowledge and skills in the legal profession. Apprentices have the opportunity to learn from these experienced lawyers, observe court proceedings, assist with legal research, and gain hands-on experience in various aspects of legal practice.
The Otu-Okaiwu Abuja Apprentice Scheme also provides financial support to apprentices, helping to cover their basic needs during the apprenticeship period. This support enables participants to focus on their legal training without financial constraints.

By participating in this scheme, young Igbo lawyers interested in pursuing a career in law can gain valuable experience, enhance their legal knowledge, and develop the necessary skills to succeed in the legal profession. The program plays a significant role in empowering and promoting Igbo representation in the legal field in Abuja.

Many high profile dignitaries are expected to grace this occasion, in the likes of ;
1. “Prof. Sam Amadi, a legal luminary who is the the Key-note speaker for the day.
2. Chief. Innocent Chukwuma of Innoson Group is expected to give an address on the “practical aspect of the Topic, being the king of “ndi boyi”.

3. Chief. Awa Kalu SAN is the Chairman of the day. 

4. Chief. Kanu Agabi SAN among Special Guest of Honour

5. Chief Emmanuel Iwuanyanwu, the President General of Ohaneze Ndi Igbo is slated for the Father of the day. 

6. Chief. Mrs. Iyom Josephine Anenih is the Mother of the Day.

7. Governors of Southeast are expected to be in attendance.

 8. The Governor of Abia State, Dr.Alex Otti is expected as a special  guests of Honour.

9. while Chief Ozoigbonndu Arthur Eze is expected as the father of the day.

10 Senator Ben Ndi Obi (Ojeligbo) and other southeast national assembly members are also expected to be present at the event.

 while we expect Other numerous dignitaries and invited guest to be in attendance  for this great event.

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