NBA President Urges Young Lawyers to Prioritize Competence and Resilience

The President of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Mazi Afam Osigwe, addressed young lawyers at the NBA Young Lawyers Forum in Maiduguri, urging them to prioritize competence and resilience to meet the changing demands of the legal industry. Osigwe stressed the significance of integrating essential skills to navigate the evolving legal landscape, emphasizing the need for continuous professional development.
He highlighted that competence is crucial for earning clients' trust and respect within the justice system. Osigwe encouraged young lawyers to embrace lifelong learning, adaptability, and growth to excel in a competitive legal environment.
He emphasized that sustained relevance in the legal profession requires a combination of knowledge, skills, ethics, and practical experience. Osigwe expressed confidence that discussions and engagements among young lawyers would contribute significantly to shaping competent, resilient, and relevant lawyers for the future of the Nigerian Bar.
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