Join the C.O. Anah Memorial Colloquium (3rd Edition)

Join the C.O. Anah Memorial Colloquium (3rd Edition) - A Day of Intellectual Discourse

We are delighted to invite you to the C.O. Anah Memorial Colloquium (3rd Edition), a prestigious event that promises to be a day of enlightening discussions and intellectual exchange. This annual colloquium, held in honor of the late C.O. Anah, aims to bring together scholars, researchers, and professionals from various fields to explore and share their insights on important topics. Mark your calendars for Wednesday, 25th October from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm, and join us for an enriching experience.

Event Details:

Date: Wednesday, 25th October

Time: 11:00 am - 5:00 pm

Platform: Google Meet

Video call link: https://meet.google.com/dsz-pejo-vgv

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The Colloquium:

The C.O. Anah Memorial Colloquium is a renowned gathering that fosters intellectual discussions and promotes interdisciplinary collaboration. This year, the event will feature a diverse range of presentations, panel discussions, and interactive sessions, all designed to stimulate thought-provoking conversations and generate innovative ideas.

The Theme of this year's Edition of C.O ANAH colloquium is “Practice Management; The Heartbeat of Every Impactful Legal Career” it will hold in Onitsha, Anambra State where the late C.O. Anah SAN practiced and chaired the NBA Onitsha Branch.

Dr Onyechi Ikpeazu, SAN

Chairman of the Occassion.

The Chairman of the occasion will be Dr Onyechi Ikpeazu, SAN, who is the principal partner of Ikpeazu Chambers. He is a distinguished learned Senior Advocate, Eludite scholar, and the former chairman of NBA Onitsha branch.

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GUEST SPEAKERS

1.Dr Babatunde Ajibade, SAN.

2. Mazi Afam Osigwe, SAN

3. Ms Amaka Ezeno

Dr Babatunde Ajibade, SAN.

Guest speaker

The guest speakers for the event includes; Dr Babatunde Ajibade, SAN, who is the principal manager of SPA Ajibade & Co. Dr Ajibade is a renowned reformer, distinguished advocate, and Eludite scholar. He will be speaking on the topic "Sustainable Succession: The Keystone in Building a Solid Legal Brand."

MAZI AFAM OSIGWE, SAN

GUEST SPEAKER

Mazia Afam Osigwe, SAN, The principal partiner, Law Forte, a renowned advocate, an ace Transactional lawyer, past general secretary of Nigerian Bar Association.
Will be speaking on the topic: "Advertising : navigating today's realities with the current statutory provisions on professional eithics."

Ms Amaka Ezeno

Guest Speaker

The 3rd speaker of the event is Ms Amaka is the third speaker of the day. she is an ace litigator, Femtor per excellence, former Chairman Nigeria Bar Associatio Akwa Branch. Principal Partner, the law Zoomers.She will speaking on the topic;

"Gender base brain Drain in litigation : a meance we will not continue to ignore."

The colloquium will provide a platform for participants to delve into various topics law. Attendees can expect to gain valuable insights from renowned experts in their respective fields, as they share their research findings and engage in rigorous discussions.

Why Should I Attend?

1. Intellectual Stimulation: Immerse yourself in a day of intellectual discourse, where you can expand your knowledge and engage in stimulating conversations with fellow attendees and experts in your field.

2. Networking Opportunities: Connect with scholars, researchers, and professionals from diverse backgrounds, fostering potential collaborations and expanding your professional network.

3. Knowledge Sharing: Gain insights into the latest research and developments in various fields, as experts share their findings and engage in interactive sessions.

4. Inspiration: Be inspired by the work of others, as you witness the passion and dedication of individuals striving to make a difference in their respective fields.

5. Commemorating C.O. Anah: By attending this colloquium, you will pay tribute to the legacy of C.O. Anah, a remarkable individual who made significant contributions to academia and research.

How to Join:

To join the C.O. Anah Memorial Colloquium (3rd Edition), simply click on the following link:click the link below] [https://meet.google.com/dsz-pejo-vgv]. This will direct you to the Google Meet platform, where you will be able to access the event. We recommend joining a few minutes before the scheduled start time to ensure a seamless experience.

Conclusion:

The C.O. Anah Memorial Colloquium (3rd Edition) is a gathering of esteemed individuals who are passionate about intellectual discourse and knowledge sharing. This event offers a unique opportunity to engage with experts from various fields, expand your horizons, and contribute to the advancement of knowledge. We look forward to your participation on Wednesday, 25th October, from 11:00 am to 5:00 pm. Join us for a day of thought-provoking discussions and inspiring conversations.

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