9 Major Reasons Why Past Chairmen of the 9 NBA Branches in Delta Are Supporting Mazi Afam Osigwe SAN.
1. Leadership in Remuneration of Lawyers.
As Chairman of the NBA National Remuneration Committee, Afam Osigwe SAN understands the urgency of improving the earnings of lawyers in Nigeria and is passionately committed to this mission.
2. Constitution Review Expertise.
Having served as Alternate Chairman of the NBA Constitution Review Committee, Afam Osigwe SAN played a pivotal role in developing the current NBA Constitution and Uniform Bye-Laws. His insights into contemporary legal framework issues ensure his commitment to continuous improvement.
3. Institutional Memory.
Afam Osigwe SAN, as a former General Secretary of the NBA, embodies the institutional memory of the NBA. This invaluable experience allows him to harness past achievements for future gains. It was during the administration where he served as General Secretary that the NBA introduced universal suffrage in NBA elections thereby doing away with the previous collegiate system. It is the universal suffrage that now allows Young Lawyers to vote in NBA elections.
4. NBA Stamp/Seal Policy.
As the General Secretary who initiated the NBA stamp/seal policy, Afam Osigwe SAN fully comprehends its importance and is well-equipped to implement it for the benefit of all Nigerian lawyers.
5. Unique Position as a Bencher.
Afam Osigwe SAN stands out as the only Bencher among the Presidential candidates.
This positions him uniquely to strengthen the relationship between the NBA leadership and the Body of Benchers for the overall benefit of all stakeholders.
6. Insurance Policy Expertise.
As the General Secretary who helped to package the current NBA insurance policy, Afam Osigwe SAN is best suited to negotiate an improved insurance system, that would offer optimal benefits for all lawyers in Nigeria.
7. Experienced Leadership.
Having served as General Secretary, Afam Osigwe SAN has acquired the essential virtues needed to effectively manage the relationship between the NBA President and General Secretary that would ensure the efficient running of the NBA.
8. Bridging Generations.
Afam Osigwe SAN represents the vital bridge between the younger and older generations of Nigerian Lawyers, fostering unity and shared growth.
9. Secretariat Reforms.
With his deep understanding of the NBA National Secretariat, Afam Osigwe SAN is perfectly positioned to implement the necessary reforms to better serve the legal community.
•A vote for Afam Osigwe SAN as President of the NBA on July 20, 2024 is a vote for the overall best interest of all Nigerian Lawyers.
Signed by:
•Chief Gweke Akudihor,
Past Chairman, Warri Branch.
•Ben Nwosa Oji,
Past Chairman, Warri Branch.
•G. O. K. Ebowe,
Past Chairman, Warri Branch.
•Michael Asugo,
Past Chairman, Warri Branch.
•Chief Emmanuel Uti,
Past Chairman, Warri Branch.
•Chief Oghenero Okoro,
Past Chairman, Warri Branch.
•H. Chukwuma Oseyenim,
Past Chairman, Asaba Branch.
•Augustine Eseagwu,
Past Chairman, Asaba Branch.
•Noble Sir J. O. Ojobu,
Past Chairman, Agbor Branch.
•A. O. Bienose,
Past Chairman, Agbor Branch.
•A. O. Ewere,
Past Chairman, Agbor Branch.
•Benjamin Isetin,
Past Chairman, Agbor Branch.
•Osi Okojie,
Past Chairman, Agbor Branch.
•J. H. Ijeomah,
Past Chairman, Agbor Branch.
•Samuel Chukwuemeka Odoh,
Past Chairman, Sapele Branch.
•Dr. Lawrence Omughele,
Past Chairman, Sapele Branch.
•Patrick Mekako,
Past Chairman, Udu Branch.
•Deacon Dennis E. Agbaga,
Past Chairman, Effurun Branch.
•Dr. Jonathan Ekperusi,
Past Chairman, Effurun Branch.
•Theophilus Aniko,
Past Chairman, Oleh Branch.
•Alex Amusi,
Past Chairman, Ughelli Branch.
•Joel A. Opete,
Past Chairman, Ughelli Branch.
•Scott Ayo-Okirhia,
Past Chairman, Ughelli Branch.
•Matthew E. Osume,
Past Chairman, Ughelli Branch.
•F. O. Okolie,
Past Chairman, Ogwashi-Uku Branch.
