Chairman of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Bwari Branch (Capital Bar); Clement Chukwuemeka Ugo Esq. has described Law Students as the future of the Nigerian Bar Association, while noting that it is time the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) as a body supports the younger ones in need because if their future is not preserved, the future of NBA as a body will extinct.
“As the host NBA Branch of the headquarter Of Nigerian Law school in Abuja , we use this opportunity to call on the National body of the NBA to urgently assist the Nigerian Law School in whatever way it can to ensure a safe and conducive environment for Law Students and lawyers in the making with the huge savings the President Usoro led administration has made under his financial prudence and transparency governance,” he informed.
Barrister Clement made this call on behalf of the Capital Bar in a Press Release wherein he commiserated with the DG, Nigerian Law School, Abuja in general and the DDG, Kano Campus in particular over the fire outbreak that engulfed the Nigerian Law School, Kano Campus recently, destroying valuable properties.
Describing the incident as a ‘rude shock’, the SERVANT ONE as he wishes to be referred to commended the courageous intervention of the students who helped in putting out the fire incident which suddenly broke out at about 10:30pm and destroyed one of the Students’ hostels.
While giving thanks to Almighty God that no live was lost in the inferno, Barr. Clement further commended specifically the bravery and spartan nature of the Nigerian Law Students in Kano who according to him, brazed the cold in the ancient Kano city to put out the fire in good time.
“We hereby use this opportunity to call on the management of the Nigerian Law School to forthwith equip all the campuses of the Nigerian Law School with Fire Fighting Equipment to forestall future occurrence”, Barrister Clement Concluded.
No doubt, as pundits have described, this intervention by the Capital Bar is a proactive step towards demonstrating its commitment to being viable and relevant to issues of national discuss and importance as it affects the Bar and the Bench.
