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A high profile lecturer and quintessential Bar Lady, Damn Ozioma Izuorah, Inspires Otu Oka-iwu Executive with Historical Lecture and Sage Advice.

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Ochili Michael


Renowned author and lecturer, Dame Ozioma Izuorah, also known as 'The Lioness of the Bar,' captivated the Otu Oka-iwu Executive with a profound historical lecture, enlightening them on the creation and significance of Otu Oka-iwu, Abuja. Her words of wisdom and sage advice left a lasting impact on all who had the privilege of listening to her.

Dame Izuorah, with her undeniable charm and eloquence, urged the Executive to prioritize unity and strive to eradicate divisiveness within the organization. She stressed the importance of focusing on programs that would serve the greater good, emphasizing the need for a comprehensive headcount of lawyers in Abuja, with a particular focus on those serving on the Bench. Dame Izuorah highlighted the necessity of ensuring that Igbo Lawyers receive the recognition they deserve within Abuja's legal community.

Expressing her gratitude to the Executive for their visit, The Lioness offered her unwavering support to the administration. Her commitment and dedication to advancing the cause of justice were evident in her words and actions, leaving a profound impact on all those in attendance.
Dame Ozioma Izuorah's lecture not only provided powerful insight into the development of Otu Oka-iwu but also served as a reminder of the rich history and contributions of Igbo lawyers. Her words encouraged a renewed sense of purpose and a shared commitment to positive change within the legal profession.

As an accomplished author and highly respected member of the legal community, Dame Izuorah's words carried weight. Through her lecture, she inspired the Otu Oka-iwu Executive to strive for excellence and to continue working towards achieving their vision of a more inclusive and united legal community.

See Otu-okaiwu notice of meeting:
NOTICE OF MEETING:
OTU OKA-IWU (IGBO LAWYERS), ABUJA invites you to it's 

BRANCH MEETING FOR THE MONTH OF MAY

Date: Friday, 31st May, 2024.
Time: 4pm prompt.
Venue: (Hybrid);
@ the Novare Central Complex (ShopRite Building), Zone 5, Abuja.

& GOOGLE MEET:
To join the meeting on Google Meet, click this link: 
https://meet.google.com/nji-wgcr-tfv 
Or open Meet and enter this code: nji-wgcr-tfv
Host: Mazi Afam Osigwe, SAN 
Signed: OGECHUKWU MAUREEN OKAFOR, ESQ., FCGP.
(General Secretary)
otuokaiwuabujasecgen@gmail.com
Or
otuokaiwuabuja@gmail.com

The Lioness of the Bar's presence and engagement with the Otu Oka-iwu Executive undoubtedly made for a memorable day. Her wisdom and experience will undoubtedly guide them in their future endeavors, furthering the cause of justice and unity within the legal profession.

In conclusion, Dame Ozioma Izuorah's historical lecture and sage advice served as a catalyst for renewed commitment and unity within the Otu Oka-iwu Executive. Her call to action resonated with all attendees, encouraging them to work tirelessly towards a more inclusive and just legal community. The Lioness' unwavering support and pledge to assist the administration demonstrate her dedication in ensuring the success of their noble endeavors. The Otu Oka-iwu Executive is truly fortunate to have been enlightened and inspired by such an eminent figure within the legal world.

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