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When I was undergoing my undergraduate Law Program at the University, I had the privilege of serving in notable leadership capacities. I was the first female in the University’s history to serve as the President of the Student Body, I also served actively in the Law Students’ Association. I leveraged these platforms to organize events. I would invite resource persons and guests from all walks of life to educate the university community on diverse topics. Interesting times. It has only been two years after and by God’s grace, I have now had the privilege of being the invitee and no longer the “inviter.” It’s truly an honour. Earlier today, I represented Nigeria’s foremost Media and Public Relations company for lawyers, law firms and law organizations, E-Lawyer Nigeria, at a panel session at Baze University Law Clinic’s Conference in celebration of the students’ Annual Law Week. The theme of the conference was “Access to Justice For All” and I spoke extensively about E-Lawyer Nigeria’s efforts in honing the future keyplayers and actors who will ensure access to justice in their time. I thoroughly enjoyed the session and I was thrilled to have shared a platform with exceptional resource persons and representatives from various national and international organizations. I thank E-Lawyer Nigeria for entrusting me to represent the team and BAZE LAW CLINIC ABUJA for hosting an exceptional and thoroughly educative conference. I look forward to more speaking engagements in the near future.

E-lawyer Nigeria is thrilled to have participated in the annual Law Week celebration at Baze University Law Clinic! ?? Our panel session was an enlightening discussion on the pivotal role of Elawyer in increasing access to justice in Nigeria. We’re proud to highlight the impactful partnership we’ve built with Baze University, working together to empower future legal professionals. Here’s to fostering a more just society, one lawyer at a time! ???? An amazing Job by Ikanke Jimmy #ElawyerNigeria #LawWeek #BazeUniversity #AccessToJustice

Effective networking is a cornerstone of success in the legal profession. Here are five tips to help you build meaningful connections: 1?? Define Your Purpose: Know why you're networking—whether it's to find mentors, build referrals, or explore new opportunities. 2?? Leverage Digital Platforms: Use LinkedIn and legal forums to share insights, engage with peers, and join discussions. 3?? Attend Legal Events: Conferences and seminars are great places to meet industry leaders. Have a strong introduction ready. 4?? Build Genuine Relationships: Focus on authentic connections by staying engaged and following up thoughtfully. 5?? Collaborate: Work on committees, co-author articles, or volunteer for legal projects to create lasting bonds. Networking is not just about who you know, but how well you know them. Let’s connect and grow together! #NetworkingForLawyers #LegalConnections #ProfessionalGrowth

?? 5 Essential PR Tips to Elevate Your Brand ?? Looking to up your PR game? Here are five key strategies to boost your visibility and connect with your audience more effectively: 1. Define Your Brand Identity: Your core values and key messages are what set you apart. A strong, consistent brand identity builds trust and credibility. 2. Leverage Digital Platforms: Optimize your social media and online content. Platforms like LinkedIn and Twitter are powerful tools for establishing thought leadership. 3. Build Media Relationships: Connect with journalists and influencers in your industry. Offer valuable insights and expertise that align with their focus – relationships matter! 4. Create High-Value Content: Share actionable tips, trends, and case studies. Content that addresses audience needs positions you as a trusted authority. 5. Prepare for Crisis Management: Every brand faces challenges. Having a proactive crisis communication plan ensures you can address issues transparently and maintain trust. PR is all about the right messaging and timing. Which tip resonates most with you? Drop your thoughts below! ?? #PublicRelations #Branding #PRTips #PersonalBranding #LinkedInTips

?? 5 Things Only a Lawyer Can Do in Nigeria ?? 1. Represent Clients in Court – Only a lawyer has the right to appear and advocate in court on behalf of clients. 2. Draft Land Documents – Lawyers are exclusively qualified to prepare legally binding land documents and conveyances. 3. Appointed as a Judge – Only lawyers can serve as judges, holding the authority to preside over legal cases. 4. Practice as a Notary Public – Lawyers can be appointed as notaries to verify signatures and authenticate documents. 5. Appointed as Attorney General – Only a lawyer can hold the office of Attorney General, representing the government in legal matters. Bonus Answer: De Lawww ?? ?? Stay tuned for Part 2! #elawyernigeria #law #lawpractice

On October 18th and 22nd 2024, I had the privilege of attending the E-Lawyer Nigeria Career Fair at Baze University, Abuja. The event featured many inspiring speakers who shared their success stories, emphasizing the importance of finding a niche and pursuing it relentlessly. Despite their different paths in Law, they all shared a common trait which is a vision and goals they never gave up on. This highlights that trial and error is part of the journey, it shouldn't dampen our enthusiasm instead, it should encourage us to strategize and keep moving forward. The emphasis on networking underscored its pivotal role in our growth, and the practical exercise of “know your neighbor” helped me connect with many wonderful individuals. We received valuable tips on how to draft a well-crafted CV, including the dos and don’ts of creating an effective CV. Additionally, we played a lucky dip game, and I won a book on law and technologies. At E-Lawyer, everyone is a winner! The theme of the event was to innovate, inspire, and impact the future of law, and I can confidently say it was truly innovative, inspiring and impactful for we the future of law. I would like to express my gratitude to the visionary behind E-Lawyer, Mina O., as well as all the esteemed speakers. Taiwo Awojemila, ACarb Precious Agala Fernandez Marcus-Obiene Prada Uzodimma Chimdi Neliaku Oluwakemi Akinola-Adedeji, MBA, SPHRi? Mercy Adeola Familusi Adaeze Precious Nwoba Atoyebi Oyetola Muyiwa, S.A.N., FCIArb. (U.K) Patience Olusuyi, Esq. William Umoh George Omoraro Omojo Wada Ayodele Adeniyi

I didn't like my course initially, yet I graduated with a 4.0 CGPA. During my first year, when asked why I chose to study law, my answer was always, "I don't know." I sought God's guidance on His purpose for my course, but I never truly understood it. In my second year, I felt lost and struggled to find my footing. However, in my third year, I met people, including Victory Ufedojo Okoliko, who became my study partner. I finally fell in love with law. In my third year, I achieved a first-class GPA of 4.91 and began interning with various law firms. Eventually, I secured a position with E-Lawyer Nigeria, which helped me realize that law is much more than just courtrooms; it is diverse and special in its way. I'm grateful that my experiences shaped my results, and I learned valuable lessons each year while I was in school. #law #career #legalpractice

Yesterday, I was present at E-LAWYER Carrier Fair Day, held at Baze University, Abuja. The program was designed to engage, educate, inform and expose young lawyers and students to the diverse spectrum of the legal profession, emerging fields and subfields; and globally inclusive areas of practice. For me, the Session on Renewable Energy, Entrepreneurship and Creative Industry were the major highlight from the event. As an energy law enthusiast, I was very much fascinated with the session handled by Cephas Caleb, Partner ALN Nigeria/ Aluko & Oyebode on 'Sustainable Energy'. He spoke about solutions to resolving the issue of global warming as a result of carbon emissions emanating from the burning of fuels. Particularly, suggesting that certain strategies, installations and developments should be employed towards curbing the effects of carbon emissions in contrast to totally embracing compressed natural gas as an emerging alternative to cary fuel in the energy sector. His basis for this interesting opinion was that Nigeria is handsomely blessed with the petroleum resource which is incapable of exhausting in the longest future. He also stressed as a supporting argument that Petroleum is the Backbone of Nigeria's Economy. (Which I chose to interpret as Nigeria's Life support at the moment). Regardless of this strong opinion, I still hold the view that Compressed Natural Gas is a better alternative to carbon fuels and strongly support that it should become adopted in Nigeria, better now than later when it will become actively cartelized by major countries in the global oligopoly. Simply put, the whole argument of supplementing systems to reduce carbon emissions in contrast to embracing Compressed Natural Gas is a clear case of managing a disease when there's a cure. Furthermore, another interesting thing I took from the Carrier Fair was the Panel session with O. J. Wada where he talked about his journey towards building one of the most internationally recognized legal apparel industry, Solohan &Co he mentioned that as a legal entrepreneur, it's always a difficult task to balance practice and Entrepreneurship. Hence why one must prioritize a thing over the other while seeking balance. In other words, just as the saying goes, "you can't serve two masters at a time." Mr William Umoh Esq., a creative lawyer in Entertainment Law, also exposed the opportunities available for young lawyers in the creative industry. Social media has come to stay, we might as well make good use of it in the legal profession. The event was brought to a successful end with two powerful words from O.J. Wada during his interview by the founder of E-Lawyer, Barr Mina Atambi, "Delayed Gratification". As law students and lawyers in equity, we must focus on the later goals and promising life prospects as we put off frivolous, myopic and short-term enjoyment at the expense of our future. Thank you E-Lawyer for this wonderful opportunity.

? E-LAWYER CAREER FAIR ESSAY COMPETITION WINNERS!!! ? We’re thrilled to announce the winners of our Career Fair Essay Competition, selected after three rigorous stages of evaluation! ?? ?? 1st Place: Gift Omoregie ?? 2nd Place: Obi Philomena ?? 3rd Place: Osuolale Victory Huge congratulations to our winners! We’re still energized by the powerful Light and Knowledge shared at the Career Fair in Abuja! ???? Were you there? Let us know your top takeaways in the comments below! ?? #ELawyerCareerFair #CareerDevelopment #LegalProfessionals #EssayCompetitionWinners