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NBA-SPIDEL 2026: LOC UNVEILS OFFICIAL ACCOMMODATION DIRECTORY FOR CONFEREES




The Local Organising Committee (LOC) for the 2026 Annual Conference of the Nigerian Bar Association Section on Public Interest and Development Law (NBA-SPIDEL) has unveiled the official lodging directory for delegates.

The unveiling was announced by the LOC Chairman, Mr  Paul Ogubunka, and the Chairman of the LOC Sub-Committee on Accommodation, Mr. Chiadi Afam Anumba.

According to the LOC, the directory is part of early logistical arrangements to ensure a seamless, comfortable and affordable stay for all conferees in Umuahia, Abia State.

The accommodation list contains verified hotels, resorts, suites and apartments within Umuahia, with their addresses, contact details, room categories, standard rates, conference discounted rates where applicable, and proximity to the conference venue.

Hotels and lodging outlets captured in the official directory include Rezos Continental Resort, Paradise Crystal Hotel, Golden Olives Resort, Brookville Hotels & Suites, Suite 55 Nig. Ltd., Unique Life Continental Hotel & Suites, A12 Hotels Limited, Harriet Suites (Jovit), Rapha's Hotel Ltd., Butason Luxury Suites, Grandslam Royal Hotels Ltd., Master Suites & Courts Ltd., Sapphire Luxury Inn, Damara Flats, Lelux Hotels & Suites Ltd., Confidence Royale Hotel and Suits, Apricot Hotel (Apricot Line), Timstars Apartment, Alena Residence, and Royal Banana Hotel.

The directory provides room rates ranging from ₦20,000 to ₦500,000 per night across various categories including Standard, Deluxe, Executive, Royal, Ambassadorial, Diplomatic, Presidential, Suites and Apartments. Several facilities are offering special NBA-SPIDEL conference discounted rates. 

Paradise Crystal Hotel, Grandslam Royal Hotels, Lelux Hotels, Brookville Hotels, Suite 55 and others have published discounted rates for delegates. Grandslam Royal Hotels has announced a flat conference discounted rate of ₦25,000 for all categories.

In terms of proximity, the LOC noted that several outlets are within 2 to 20 minutes drive to the venue. Rezos Continental Resort, Paradise Crystal Hotel, A12 Hotels, Damara Flats and Grandslam Royal Hotels are listed as 2 minutes drive, with Grandslam Royal Hotels noted as walkable distance to the venue. Unique Life Continental and Rapha's Hotel are 5 minutes drive, while others range from 7 to 20 minutes drive.

The directory also contains full contact information for each facility including phone numbers, email addresses and websites where available, to enable delegates to make direct bookings and enquiries.

The LOC advised delegates to book early and to identify themselves as NBA-SPIDEL 2026 conferees to access applicable conference discounts, where offered, and to confirm booking conditions including deposit requirements stated by individual hotels.

For further enquiries on accommodation, delegates are advised to contact the LOC Chairman, Paul Ogubunka, Esq. on 08030453919 and the Chairman, LOC Sub-Committee on Accommodation, Chiadi Afam Anumba, Esq. on 08030915272.

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