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NBA ABUJA BRANCH (UNITY BAR) CELEBRATES MS. ROSELINE TASHA ON HER BIRTHDAY



Honouring A Distinguished Legal Practitioner, Public Servant, and Ambassador of Justice

The Nigerian Bar Association, Abuja Branch (Unity Bar), heartily celebrates Ms. Roseline Tasha on the occasion of her birthday.

Ms. Tasha stands tall among the finest of our profession. She is a patriotic FIDAn, a remarkable mentor, an exemplary leader, and a distinguished public servant whose life and work continue to inspire lawyers across the Bar.

A Trail of Service and Leadership
Ms. Tasha currently serves as the *Lead Zonal Coordinator, FIDA Nigeria, North Central Zone*. In this national leadership role, she coordinates the activities of FIDA across several states, providing guidance, building capacity, and advancing FIDA’s mission of promoting the rights of women, children, and vulnerable persons.

Her commitment to service did not start today. She began her journey with *FIDA Nigeria, Abuja Branch* as a committed officer, and over the years has remained a dependable, patriotic, and consistent member. She has carried the FIDA spirit and the ethos of the Unity Bar into every assignment entrusted to her, making her one of the Branch’s proudest ambassadors.
Excellence in Public Service
In public office, Ms. Tasha serves as the Director, Citizens’ Rights, Federal Ministry of Justice. Through this office, she has been at the forefront of ensuring access to justice for all Nigerians, irrespective of status. Her work reflects the very principles that both FIDA and the NBA hold dear: justice, equality, dignity, protection of rights, and empowerment of the marginalized.
Under her leadership, the Citizens’ Rights Department has continued to give practical expression to the belief that the law must serve humanity. Countless Nigerians have benefited from her office’s interventions, advocacy, and commitment to upholding constitutional rights.

Service to the Unity Bar
Ms. Tasha’s love for the Bar was most recently demonstrated in her role as Alternate Chairman of the Inauguration Planning Committee of NBA Abuja Branch. The Committee successfully delivered the inauguration ceremony of the new executives of the Branch on *7th August, 2026* — a testament to her organizational capacity, attention to detail, and dedication to the unity and progress of our Branch.
A Worthy Ambassador
Ms. Roseline Tasha’s story is a beautiful convergence of professional excellence, public service, and purposeful advocacy. She reminds us that being a lawyer is not just about practice in courtrooms; it is about carrying the values of justice into every sphere of influence.

She embodies the Unity Bar spirit — service, integrity, and commitment to the advancement of the legal profession and society at large.
Our Felicitations
Dearest Ms. Tasha, as you celebrate another year today, the entire Unity Bar honours your years of service, celebrates your achievements, and appreciates the depth of your commitment to justice and human rights.

May this new chapter bring you renewed strength, greater influence, divine favour, excellent health, fulfilment, and many more opportunities to make a meaningful difference in our nation.

*Happy Birthday to a truly distinguished Legal Practitioner and an exceptional Ambassador of NBA Abuja Branch!*  
May the years ahead be even more impactful, rewarding, and remarkable.

With warmest felicitations and heartfelt appreciation,

Yakubu Philemon, SAN
Chairman  
NBA Abuja Branch (Unity Bar)

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