Wike Advocates Precision in Appellate Advocacy at Abuja Event

Nyesom Wike, the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, highlighted the necessity of precision and discipline in appellate advocacy at the presentation of Emmanuel C. Ukala's manual on appellate practice.
This event took place during an international conference held in Abuja, attended by Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Wike described the current period as significant for the legal profession, particularly for young lawyers seeking to enhance their skills in appellate litigation.
He noted that appellate advocacy requires a higher level of intellectual discipline and mastery of legal procedures compared to trial proceedings. Wike emphasized that Ukala's manual serves as a practical guide for lawyers and judges, bridging the gap between legal theory and courtroom practice.
He reflected on his own experiences in appellate courts, underscoring the value of appellate adjudication and the benefits of the work done at the appellate level.
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