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Page 1 of 156 Page 1 of 156 Page 2 of 156 Page 3 of 156 Page 4 of 156 Page 5 of 156 Page 6 of 156 Page 7 of 156 TABLE OF CONTENTS NBA PRAYER 2 PRESIDENT 3 GENERAL SECRETARY 4 EXECUTIVES 5 NEC NOTICE 7 MINUTES OF DECEMBER NEC MEETING 8 5TH DECEMBER, 2019 PRESIDENT SPEEECH FINANCIAL REPORT 39 2019 (10%) BAR PRACTICE FEE REMITTANCE 64 TO NBA BRANCHES NBA 2019 AGC; PRESIDENT’S EXPLANATORY NOTE 69 NBA AGC 2019 FINANCIAL REPORT 71 NBA COMMITTEE REPORTS I. WOMEN’S FORUM 83 II. TECHNICAL COMMITTEE ON 100 CONFERENCE PLANNING III. SECTION ON PUBLIC INTEREST AND 139 DEVELOPMENT LAW REPORT IV. SECTION ON BUSSINESS LAW REPORT 141 V. SECTIONON ON LEGAL PRACTICE REPORT 147 VI. YOUNG LAWYERS’ FORUM 149 VII. LETTER OF COMMENDATION TO NBA BAR SERVICES DEPARTMENT Page 8 of 156 MINUTES OF THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (NEC) MEETING OF THENIGERIAN BAR ASSOCIATION, HELD ON 5THDECEMBER, 2019 AT THE AUDITORIUM, NBA HOUSE NATIONAL SECRETARIAT ABUJA. 1.0. MEMBERS PRESENT: NATIONAL OFFICERS 1. PAUL USORO, SAN PRESIDENT 2. JONATHAN GUNU TAIDI, ESQ GENERAL SECRETARY 3. STANLEY CHIDOZIE IMO, ESQ 1ST VICE PRESIDENT 4. THEOPHILUS TERHILE IGBA , ESQ 3RD VICE PRESIDENT 5. BANKE OLAGBEGI-OLOBA, ESQ TREASURER 6. NNAMDI INNOCENT EZE, ESQ LEGAL ADVISER 7. JOSHUA ENEMALI USMAN, ESQ WELFARE SECRETARY 8. ELIAS EMEKA ANOSIKE, ESQ FINANCIAL SECRETARY 9. OLUKUNLE EDUN, ESQ PUBLICITY SECRETARY 10. EWENODE WILLIAM ONORIODE, ESQ 1ST ASST. SECRETARY 11. CHINYERE OBASI, ESQ 2ND ASST. SECRETARY 12. IRENE INIOBONG PEPPLE, ESQ ASST. FIN. SECRETARY 13. AKOREDE HABEEB LAWAL, ESQ ASST. PUB. SECRETARY PAST PRESIDENTS 1. AUGUSTINE OYAREKHUA ALEGEH, SAN PAST GENERAL SECRETARIES 1. HON. OBAFEMI ADEWALE 2. DELE ADESINA, SAN 3. EMEKA J.P OBEGOLU 4. AARE ISIAKA A. OLAGUNJU SECTIONS/ FORUM 1. DR. PAUL C. ANNANBA, SAN CHAIRMAN SPIDEL Page 9 of 156 2. OLUSEUN ABIMBOLA CHAIRMAN SLP 3. KOLAWOLE OMOTINUGBON SECRETARY SPIDEL 4. SAMUEL TOBI ADEBOWALE CHAIRMAN YLF 5. PATRICIA UDEH SECRETARY YLF NEC MEMBERS BRANCHES 1. ZAINAB MALA SECRETARY BIU BRANCH 2. UMARU MUHAMMAD CHAIRMAN MAIDUGURI BRANCH 3. ARDO BUBA SECRETARY MAIDUGURI BRANCH 4. BABA KURA KAKA NEC REP MAIDUGURI BRANCH 5. ABUBAKAR ABDULHAMID CHAIRMAN BAUCHI BRANCH 6. DR. SHAMSUDDEN MAGAJI SECRETARY BAUCHI BRANCH 7. M. M MAIDOKI NEC REP BAUCHI BRANCH 8. HARUNA YELMA CHAIRMAN GOMBE BRANCH 9. RABIU AYUBA SECRETARY GOMBE BRANCH 10. ALTINE IBRAHIM Ag. CHAIRMAN DAMATURU 11. ABBA ZANNE MAIDODO SECRETARY DAMATURU BRANCH 12. SALIHU BASHIR MOHAMMED NEC REP DAMATURU BRANCH 13. IKECHUKWU CHRISTOPHER OSUJI CHAIRMAN JALINGO BRANCH 14. COMFORT YUBUIN SECRETARY JALINGO BRANCH 15. ALI IGUDA USMAN CHAIRMAN WUKARI BRANCH 16. SAMSON AUDU CHAIRMAN KADUNA BRANCH Page 10 of 156 17. IDRIS MOHAMMED SECRETARY KADUNA BRANCH 18. SULE SHU’AIBU NEC REP KADUNA BRANCH 19. WAKILI D. KADIMA CHAIRMAN KAFANCHAN BRANCH 20. KINGSLEY BABA YAKUNAT SECRETARY KAFANCHAN BRANCH 21. GAMBO ABUBAKAR SECRETARY ZARIA BRANCH 22. NAPOLEON IDENALA NEC REP BARNAWA BRANCH 23. LAWAL H. GARBA NEC REP BIRNIN-KEBBI BRANCH 24. MUSTAPHA IMAM NEC REP UNGOGO BRANCH 25. LAWAN MUSA ABDULLAHI CHAIRMAN KANO BRANCH 26. MUJTABA ADAMU AMEEN SECRETARY KANO BRANCH 27. GARBA ABUBAKAR SECRETARY DUTSE BRANCH 28. SULEH UMAR NEC REP DUTSE BRANCH 29. AHMED ALHAJI ABDULGAFFAR CHAIRMAN KATSINA BRANCH 30. S. Y. WURMA SECRETARY KATSINA BRANCH 31. SHAFI’I BARA’U NEC REP KATSINA BRANCH 32. BARA’U FASKARI ABDULLAHI CHAIRMAN FUNTUA BRANCH 33. ANAS ABDULLAHI DABO SECRETARY FUNTUA BRANCH 34. ALMUSTAPHA YUSUF ABUBAKAR CHAIRMAN SOKOTO BRANCH 35. SANI ABUBAKAR SECRETARY SOKOTO BRANCH Page 11 of 156 36. LEMA SAMBO WALI NEC REP SOKOTO BRANCH 37. UMAR ASHO TSAFE CHAIRMAN GASAU BRANCH 38. AMINU MUHAMMED SECRETARY GUSAU BRANCH 39. Y. S. BAWA CHAIRMAN JOS BRANCH 40. S. D. SAMCHI SECRETARY JOS BRANCH 41. RALPH A. MONYE NEC REP JOS BRANCH 42. YILJI DAVID NENFWANG CHAIRMAN PANKSHIN BRANCH 43. TONGSHISHAK J. J. DANJUMA SECRETARY PANKSHIN 44. DAVID MSUGH KARSHIMA NEC REP PANKSHIN BRANCH 45. DAZI SALLAU TADDY CHAIRMAN BUKURU BRANCH 46. JACOB PETER DAWANG SECRETARY BUKURU BRANCH 47. SUNDAY ABEDNEGO NEC REP BUKURU BRANCH 48. NKUP GABRIEL TSENYEN CHAIRMAN SHENDAM BRANCH 49. VINCENT ORIFUNMISHE SECRETARY SHENDAM BRANCH 50. YILSHEP BITRUS Y.C. NEC REP SHENDAM BRANCH 51. SHIKAMMA KASSAM SHELTU CHAIRMAN LAFIA BRANCH 52. MOHAMMED JIBRIN ABOKEE SECRETARY LAFIA BRANCH 53. AHMED LOKO CHAIRMAN KEFFI BRANCH 54. DOUGLAS HOSEA DADA SECRETARY KEFFI BRANCH 55. ILIYA A. HARUNA NEC REP KEFFI BRANCH 56. JOHN UNEKWU OKPANACHI CHAIRMAN IDAH BRANCH 57. OGWO FRIDAY O. NEC REP IDAH BRANCH 58. S.S. OWOYOMI CHAIRMAN LOKOJA BRANCH 59. S. T. MOMOH SECRETARY LOKOJA BRANCH Page 12 of 156 60. M.Y. ABDULLAHI NEC REP LOKOJA BRANCH 61. SIAKA O. ODEGE CHAIRMAN OKENE BRANCH 62. KINGSLEY WISDOM SECRETARY OKENE BRANCH 63. AMECHI OBIECHINA NEC REP OKENE BRANCH 64. DR. M.F.M OBAMERO CHAIRMAN KABBA BRANCH 65. C. O. DANIELS SECRETARY KABBA BRANCH 66. R. S JOHN NEC REP KABBA BRANCH 67. MAI AKANDE CHAIRMAN ILORIN BRANCH 68. A.M. BATURE NEC REP ILORIN BRANCH 69. OLUSEGUN OLAWOYIN CHAIRMAN OFFA BRANCH 70. CHIEF DEBO ADEYEMO NEC REP OFFA BRANCH 71. M.L AONDOAKAA CHAIRMAN GBOKO BRANCH 72. B.B. NYAM SECRETARY GBOKO BRANCH 73. MICHEAL GUNDUOR NEC REP GBOKO BRANCH 74. JOB KALIBU ISHEMBER CHAIRMAN MAKURDI 75. POLYCARP AANDE TERSOO SECRETARY MAKURDI BRANCH 76. MAIMUNA M. IKWULONO NEC REP MAKURDI BRANCH 77. PRINCE INNOCENT A. OCHOGA CHAIRMAN OTUKPO BRANCH 78. SHEHU OCHE ADA SECRETARY OTUKPO BRANCH 79. SANI L. KALAKS NEC REP SULEJA BRANCH 80. GIMBA MOHAMMED CHAIRMAN MINNA BRANCH 81. MOHAMMED WAZIRI ABDULKADIR SECRETARY MINNA BRANCH 82. HON. M. NDAYAKO NEC REP MINNA BRANCH Page 13 of 156 83. ABIMBOLA MICHAEL KAYODE CHAIRMAN ABUJA BRANCH 84. CHIDI EZENWAFOR SECRETARY ABUJA BRANCH 85. IZUORA OZIOMA NEC REP ABUJA BRANCH 86. CLEMENT U. CHUKWUEMEKA CHAIRMAN BWARI BRANCH 87. OLALEKAN I. OLADAPO SECRETARY BWARI BRANCH 88. MOHAMMED I. TSAV NEC REP BWARI BRANCH 89. ANUGOM IFEANYICHUKWU COLLINS CHAIRMAN GWAGWALADA 90. ABDULLAHI AWWAL MUHAMMAD SECRETARY GWAGWALADA 91. MFON ETUKUDO CHAIRMAN EKET BRANCH 92. PETER IME AKPAN SECRETARY EKET BRANCH 93. AKPADIAHA S. EBITU NEC REP EKET BRANCH 94. OBONG MATTHEW AKPAN CHAIRMAN IKOT-EKPENE BRANCH 95. VICTOR E. PETER SECRETARY IKOT-EKPENE BRANCH 96. ELDER ANIEMA ETUK CHAIRMAN UYO BRANCH 97. ANDREW UMOH SECRETARY UYO BRANCH 98. BASSEY EKANEM NEC REP UYO BRANCH 99. OQUONG EFFIONG OKON CHAIRMAN ORON BRANCH 100. PROMISE IWEZOR NEC REP ISIOKPO BRANCH 101. SYLVESTER ADAKA CHAIRMAN PORTHARCOURT 102. TONYE SIPOTO PEPPLE SECRETARY PORTHARCOURT 103. PRINCE OBINICHI NYEKWERE NEC REP PORTHARCOURT 104. LEDUM D. FINOR-PUENE SECRETARY BORI BRANCH 105. SOMIEARI-PEPPLE EUCHARIA SOTONYE CHAIRMAN DEGEMA 106. SIR IBIM SIMEON DOKUBO NEC REP DEGEMA BRANCH Page 14 of 156 107. KALADA D.S NONJU CHAIRMAN OKIRIKA BRANCH 108. TAMUNOSIKI A. ROBERTS SECRETARY OKIRIKA BRANCH 109. ODILI AMECHI VALENTINE CHAIRMAN OMOKU BRANCH 110. ORDU EKELE SECRETARY OMOKU BRANCH 111. NGOZI IREOGBU CHAIRMAN OKEHI BRANCH 112. E. OSI OKOJIE CHAIRMAN AGBOR BRANCH 113. IHATOR M. HAYES SECRETARY AGBOR BRANCH 114. AUGUSTINE O. BIENOSE NEC REP AGBOR BRANCH 115. F.T. ERULIEDE CHAIRMAN ASABA BRANCH 116. DR. NEWMAN U. RICHARDS SECRETARY ASABA BRANCH 117. C. F. EBU NEC REP ASABA BRANCH 118. V. O. ISIBOR CHAIRMAN OGWASHI- UKU BRANCH 119. JUDE OBIDI SECRETARY OGWASHI- UKU BRANCH 120. A. C OLUIJI NEC REP OGWASHI-UKU BRANCH 121. EZE ONYOLUGO SECRETARY SAPELE BRANCH 122. EROMONSELE SCOTT AYO-OKHIRIA CHAIRMAN UGHELLI 123. G. O. UDUOBUNLE SECRETARY UGHELLI BRANCH 124. JOEL AKPESIRI OPETE NEC REP UGHELLI BRANCH 125. MICHEAL A. ASUGO CHAIRMAN WARRI BRANCH 126. JOHN E. ARUOTURE SECRETARY WARRI BRANCH Page 15 of 156 127. GODWIN O. EBOWE NEC REP WARRI BRANCH 128. DAVID ERUROJOR EZEH SECRETARY OLEH BRANCH 129. NELSON O. ENUMAH NEC REP OLEH BRANCH 130. O.O. ERHURHU SECRETARY UDU BRANCH 131. DON O. 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