DR. RAPULU NDUKA WISHES NIGERIAN LAWYERS A HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY.
Dear Colleagues, As we commemorate the 64th anniversary of Nigeria’s independence, we are reminded of the profound responsibility we bear as custodians of justice in a nation striving for progress, unity, and fairness. The legal profession has always stood as a pillar of strength in Nigeria’s development, guiding the evolution of our laws, defending human rights, and fostering the rule of law. Nigeria's independence gained through the efforts of patriots who believed in a brighter future, should inspire us to renew our commitment to justic…
NIGERIAN BAR ASSOCIATION (NBA) BENIN BRANCH INDEPENDENCE DAY MESSAGE – OCTOBER 1ST, 2024.
Distinguished colleagues and fellow Nigerians, Today, we mark the 64th anniversary of our nation’s independence. The Nigerian Bar Association Benin Branch extends warm greetings to all Nigerians. This day serves as a powerful reminder of our shared heritage, our collective resolve, and the sacrifices of those who laid the foundation for a united and prosperous Nigeria. Independence Day is more than a commemoration of our freedom from colonial rule; it is a celebration of our resilience, our diversity, and our commitment to democracy and the ru…
NIGERIAN BAR ASSOCIATION INDEPENDENCE DAY MESSAGE ON THE OCCASION OF NIGERIA’S 64TH INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY.
Fellow Compatriots, On this momentous occasion of Nigeria’s 64th Independence Anniversary, the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) extends its warmest wishes to all citizens as we reflect on our journey as a nation. Over the past six decades, we have faced numerous challenges, yet we continue to stand united in our quest for justice, democracy, and progress. Independence Day is not just a day of celebration but also a day for sober reflection. It is a reminder of our shared responsibility to build a nation where the rule of law prevails, where hu…
INDEPENDENCE DAY MESSAGE BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE NIGERIAN BAR ASSOCIATION, MR. YAKUBU CHONOKO MAIKYAU, OON, SAN.
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THE MATTERS OF THE NIGERIAN BAR BLOG WISHES HER READERS HAPPY NEW MONTH AND HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY.
Happy Independence Day to you all our fellow readers. Nigeria at 63; the fact that you saw it happen with your eyes is enough reason to be grateful to God this day. We want to implore you to continue to pray for our country, Nigeria, and thread amongst others with love and peace as every one of our actions counts towards creating a better Nigeria. We pray that as we celebrate in a double portion today - the new month and Independence Day - you will experience a double portion of testimony, peace, and blessings. Also, we want to assure you that…
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NBA PRESIDENT'S INDEPENDENCE MESSAGE.
Nigeria, is without a doubt, passing through difficult times. Needless to mention the myriad of challenges which have become a chorus on our lips. But the realisation of our dream for a Nigeria where we all live in peace and harmony, with tremendous economic growth under a stable and purposeful political leadership, is more real to me than the doom to which our present circumstances seem to point at. We must resist every temptation to give up in our minds. We must retune our thinking, and deliberately recalibrate our steps and actions towards…
A FORMULA FOR DEMOCRACY 5: THE JUDICIARY - ARE THERE THREE ARMS?
There are 3 arms of Government, namely: the Legislature, the Executive, and the Judiciary. The Legislature makes the laws, the Executive executes the laws and the Judiciary interprets the laws. The law is the central value in governance. The Judiciary is engaged in dispute resolution, administrative law, prosecutory trials, and interpretation of laws. Disputes are resolved between and among persons, person(s) and government(s); and, governments. The justice sector involves the courts, law enforcement agencies, prison services, the law practic…
POPULAR YOUNG LAWYER, DESMOND ORISEWEZIE, CONGRATULATES NIGERIA AT 61, CALLS FOR CAUTION.
I must start by congratulating Nigerians on the occasion of her 61st Independence Celebration. Many may not see the essence of celebrating today probably because Nigeria is faced with several challenges. Infact, for our country to attain its full potentials would mean that great efforts must be made by Government and citizens to put the nation on a return journey to prosperity. This journey is of course one that youths must participate actively in. Furthermore, security of lives and properties is constitutionally stated to be the primary purpo…
INDEPENDENCE DAY MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE NIGERIAN BAR ASSOCIATION.
On this 1st day of October 2021, I join fellow Nigerians in solemnly commemorating the sixty-first anniversary of our country’s independence. At a time when leadership failure on several fronts, characterised by scant regard for the rule of law, has produced whirlwinds of seemingly uncontrollable vice and bigotry in virtually all parts of the country, it is a testament to the resilience of Nigerians that this country has remained intact as a corporate entity to witness this day. The NBA will continue to champion the cause for respect for th…
NIGERIAN 61ST INDEPENDENCE ANNIVERSARY: NIGERIAN LEADERS, WAKE UP TO YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES! | EWENODE O. WILLIAM ESQ
Today, Nigeria is 61 years after attaining independence from her Colonial master, Britain. Just like several other Countries across the World that became independent from Britain in that era, Nigeria cannot claim that she is in league with some of those Countries that have attained the height of being described as developing Country today. Many Nigerians have agreed that the bane of the Country is her Political Leaders across board and this seem to be correct because, like the family, the failure of the family tree is not attributed to the chi…
