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        ADEBAYO AKINLADE, ESQ. FOR THE OFFICE OF                    1ST VICE-PRESIDENT, NIGERIAN BAR ASSOCIATION 2020.          

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        ADEBAYO AKINLADE, ESQ. FOR THE OFFICE OF                    1ST VICE-PRESIDENT, NIGERIAN BAR ASSOCIATION 2020.          

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The Season For A New Beginning In The Nigerian Bar Association!

MY MISSION:
To institutionalize a vibrant Bar with a positive minded and development          oriented membership.

MY VISION
To Develop and implement a blueprint for community legal interventions  across all NBA Branches.

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“At every turn, every decision made, every action taken or not taken , every assistance we render, every gift we give and every word said; history is made ” – Bayo Akinlade (2014).

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“At every turn, every decision made, every action taken or not taken , every assistance we render, every gift we give and every word said; history is made ” – Bayo Akinlade (2014).

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THE FUNDAMENTAL FOUNDATION I STAND ON, AS I HUMBLY REACH OUT TO MY LEARNED FRIENDS TO PERMIT ME SERVE AS THE NEXT 1ST VICE PRESIDENT, NIGERIA BAR ASSOCIATION 2020!

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THE FUNDAMENTAL FOUNDATION I STAND ON, AS I HUMBLY REACH OUT TO MY LEARNED FRIENDS TO PERMIT ME SERVE AS THE NEXT 1ST VICE PRESIDENT, NIGERIA BAR ASSOCIATION 2020!

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The proper functioning of a democratic state is, to a large extent, contingent on the good faith of political leaders and those who administer the government’s executive functions. However, a strong, democratic society that observes and upholds the rule of law cannot survive by relying solely on the good faith of those who govern its political institutions.

The effective protection of society from potential threats emanating from the abuse of power and the circumvention of basic democratic principles rests on, inter alia, the existence of a system of checks and balances. The independence of the judiciary and the legal profession is a fundamental pillar of this system.

In the words of Justice Michael Kirby AC: ‘independence is not provided for the benefit or protection of judges or lawyers as such. Nor is it intended to shield them from being held accountable in the performance of their professional duties and to the general law. Instead, its purpose is the protection of the people, affording them an independent legal profession as the bulwark of a free and democratic society. Professional independence is both a duty and a privilege, because it serves as a guarantee of due process for the public. Fundamental democratic principles, such as the separation of powers and the core principle.
[IBA Presidential Task Force: Report on the Independence of the Legal Profession. SEPTEMBER 2016]

My Learned Friends, I extend my warm greetings to you all. My name is Adebayo Akinlade, and I will be running for the office of the 1st Vice President of the Nigerian Bar Association!

It my strong belief that, generally leadership is an opportunity to serve and there is power in that giving: to help people, to inspire, and motivate them to reach their fullest potential.

The above quote represents the fundamental foundation I stand on as a legal practitioner, with a zealous determination to promote the most vibrant legal profession in the entire African continent.  It is on this note, I aspire to be your next 1st Vice President of the Nigerian Bar Association.

To this end, it is with the greatest humility and utmost respect that, [in the spirit of selfless service to our great profession], I present myself. Adebayo Akinlade, to serve you all and our legal profession, with diligence and deep commitment, as the 1st Vice President of our Nigerian Bar Association [NBA], if given the opportunity to so do, in the coming elections of new officers.

Why am I running for the office of the 1st Vice President of the Nigerian Bar Association? That is a good question, and perhaps there is  no good way to answer it. Or perhaps there is a good way to answer it. Either way, it is a good question some of my learned friends have asked me, and I am glad to be able to address the question, through this virtual platform.

In answering this question, I humbly request that you kindly take some time out to read the revealing informative materials below. It is my belief that these information would convince you, my profound Learned Friends, that I am your right candidate for this office. I am the servant you most require to serve you diligently.

I will be counting on your support and your votes.

Thank you and God bless.

Adebayo Akinlade

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Bayo Akinlade obtained his LL.B from the prestigious Ahmadu Bello University Zaria in 1999 after which he attended the Law School and was called to the Nigerian Bar in July 2001. He had is first practice experience working as an Associate in the Law firm of Chief G.O. Sodipo & Co. were he was exposed to Litigating Intellectual Property cases. His commitment to the Christian Lawyers Fellowship of Nigeria further gave him opportunities to defend criminal cases while advocating for human rights and good governance.

In 2003, Bayo was invited to the United States by the Late Sam Ericsson, founder of Advocates International Inc. after about 4 months travelling to more than 6 states within the USA speaking at conferences and meetings, he was offered a job by Advocates International as its Africa Liaison and Staff counsel. The job took him to over 30 countries on 3 continents, especially in Africa where he addressed many human rights issues, formulated policies for governments and addressed lawyers and politicians alike.

In December 2003, Bayo opened the Africa office for Advocates International in Lagos, Nigeria. Between December 2003 and December 2004, he operated from Lagos and travelled extensively throughout the African Continent meeting with Lawyers, Judges and Politicians. However due to some logistic issues; Advocates International (AI) decided to move its Africa operations to Pretoria, South Africa.

In January 2004, Bayo was tasked with setting up AI’s Africa office in Pretoria, South Africa which he did and from where he would operate till his resignation in 2009. Bayo would also operate out of AI’s head office in Fairfax, Virginia USA 3 times a year.

Bayo would over the period of 6 years; travel to over 30 countries around the globe representing Advocates International’s interest at the Africa Union, the African Commission on Human and Peoples Rights Sessions and in several other workshops, meetings and Conferences. Bayo also organized several Conferences and meetings around the African Continent for Advocates Africa (an organization founded through Advocates international and facilitated by Bayo).

In October 2009, Bayo resigned his appointment with Advocates International and returned home out of passion to rebuild Nigeria and to help with its young democracy.

On his return, Bayo engaged the Community around him by providing probono and free legal consultancy services. He volunteered in several community initiatives and later became the secretary of his Community Development Association. Bayo also devoted his time to the Nigerian Bar Association Ikorodu Branch where he served on various committees and would later become the Secretary in 2012 and in 2018 become the Chairman of the Branch.

Bayo has written several articles on fighting corruption in the Judiciary and other issues published in newspapers and in online blog sites. Bayo is also a regular on radio speaking on various issues as well as being on other TV programs within Lagos advocating for a corrupt free Judiciary.

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ADEBAYO AKINLADE'S RESUME - Part 2:                  PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS/MEMBERSHIPS/ALLIES; COUNTRIES VISITED TO GIVE SPEECHES, ATTEND WORKSHOPS, SEMINARS, MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES 

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ADEBAYO AKINLADE'S RESUME - Part 2:                  PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS/MEMBERSHIPS/ALLIES; COUNTRIES VISITED TO GIVE SPEECHES, ATTEND WORKSHOPS, SEMINARS, MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES 

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PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS / MEMBERSHIPS/ ALLIES

⮚      Nigerian Bar Association

⮚      Christian Lawyers Fellowship of Nigeria

⮚      Christian Lawyers Association of South Africa

⮚      Advocates Africa

⮚      Advocates International, USA

⮚      Alliance Defense Fund, USA

⮚      Christian Lawyers Association, USA

⮚      Peace and Collaborative Development Network, USA

COUNTRIES VISITED TO SPEAK, ATTEND WORKSHOPS, SEMINARS, MEETINGS AND CONFERENCES:

| 1. USA | 2. Turkey | 3. Rwanda | 4. Zambia | 5. Malawi
| 6. Malaysia | 7. Kenya | 8. Gabon | 9. Namibia | 10. Gambia
| 11. India | 12. Tanzania | 13. Cameroon | 14. Mozambique | 15. Ghana
| 16. Egypt | 17. Republic of Congo | 18. Central African Republic
| 19. Swaziland | 20. Mali | 21. Ethiopia | 22. D.R Congo | 23. Zimbabwe
| 24. Botswana | 25. Togo | 26. Uganda | 27. Burundi | 28. South Africa
| 29. Benin | 30. Burkina Faso | 31. Senegal | 32. Ivory Coast | 33.Liberia
| 34. Sierra Leone.

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ADEBAYO AKINLADE'S RESUME - Part 3: MEETINGS/WORKSHOPS/SEMINARS/CONFERENCES ORGANISED AND FACILITATED.

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ADEBAYO AKINLADE'S RESUME - Part 3: MEETINGS/WORKSHOPS/SEMINARS/CONFERENCES ORGANISED AND FACILITATED.

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MEETINGS/WORKSHOPS/SEMINARS/CONFERENCES ORGANISED AND FACILITATED

⮚      Organized seminar on Alternative Dispute Resolution (ABU, Zaria – 1996)

⮚      Organized National CLASFON (students) Conference (1997)

⮚      Organized CLASFON National Conference (2001, 2002, 2003)

⮚      Organized Nigerian Bar Association; Lagos Bar Law Week (2002)

⮚ Facilitated Conferences organized by the US Department of State on Intellectual Property Regimes in Nigeria and on Corruption (2002)

⮚ Facilitated  a strategic meeting between the Executive members of the Lagos Bar and the Political office of the US Embassy (2003)

⮚      Facilitated Advocates International Convocations in USA (2004, 2008)

⮚ Facilitated the Launch of Advocates Cameroon, Advocates Cote d’ Ivoire, Advocates Sierra Leone, Advocates Burundi (2004, 2006)

⮚ Organized/ Facilitated Advocates Africa Conferences in Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya and Ethiopia (2003, 2005, 2007, 2009)

⮚      Organized several programs for the Nigerian Bar Association, Ikorodu Branch (2012 to 2014, 2018 to Date)

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ADEBAYO AKINLADE'S RESUME - Part 4: MEETINGS/WORKSHOPS/SEMINARS/CONFERENCES ATTENDED AND/OR DELIVERED SPEECHES.

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ADEBAYO AKINLADE'S RESUME - Part 4: MEETINGS/WORKSHOPS/SEMINARS/CONFERENCES ATTENDED AND/OR DELIVERED SPEECHES.

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MEETINGS/ WORKSHOPS/ SEMINARS/ CONFERENCES ATTENDED AND/OR DELIVERED SPEECHES

⮚      CLASFON Students’ Conferences (1993, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003)

⮚      CLASFON National Conferences (1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2007)

⮚      Mediation as an Alternative Dispute Resolution Mechanism (1996 and 2002)

⮚      Workshops on Intellectual Property Regimes in Nigeria (2002)

⮚      Workshop on Anti- Corruption in Nigeria (2002)

⮚      Advocates Africa Conferences in Ghana, Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya and Ethiopia (2002, 2003, 2005, 2007 and 2009)

⮚      International Bar Association Conference in San Francisco, California and Boston, MA, USA (2003, 2013)

⮚      The Launch of Advocates Cameroon, Tiko Province, Douala, Cameroon (2004)

⮚      Delivered lecture on International Religious Freedom, LLM Class, Virginia State University, Richmond, VA, USA (2004)

⮚      National Conference of the Kenyan Christian Lawyers Fellowship, Kenya (2004, 2005, 2006)

⮚      National Conference of the Ugandan Christian Lawyers Fraternity, Kampala (2004, 2005)

⮚      Strategic Meeting with the Ethiopian Christian Lawyers Fellowship, Addis Ababa (2004, 2007, 2009)

⮚      Advocates International Convocations in the USA (2004, 2008)

⮚      Advocates International Board Meetings in the USA (2004, 2005, 2008, 2009)

⮚      Nigerian Bar Association National Conferences (2001, 2002, 2003, 2009)

⮚      Christian Legal Fellowship Conferences in Florida, Virginia and Washington DC; USA (2003, 2004, 2008, 2013)

⮚      CLA, South Africa; National Conference (2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009)

⮚     Strategic Meeting with Lawyers and Judges in Zambia, Malawi, Zimbabwe, Swaziland and Botswana (2005)

⮚     Strategic Meetings with Lawyers and Judges in Togo, Benin, Mali,  Senegal, Ivory Coast, Ghana, Tanzania, DR Congo, Republic of Congo, Gabon, Liberia, Gambia and Burkina Faso (2005, 2006, 2007)

⮚      Launched Advocates Sierra Leone in Freetown (2006)

⮚      Advocates Asia Conference, India (2006)

⮚      Advocates International Global Council Meeting in Istanbul, Turkey and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (2006, 2007)

⮚      Strategic meeting with Lawyers and Judges in Rwanda and Burundi (2006)

⮚      Commonwealth Lawyers Association Conference in Kenya (2007)

⮚      Institute for Security Studies Workshops and Seminars in South Africa and Ethiopia (2007, 2008, 2009)

⮚      National Black Lawyers Association Conference, South Africa (2008)

⮚      African Union Ministers of Health Conference, Sandton City, South Africa (2007)

⮚      African Union Ordinary Session, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia (2008)

⮚      CCP-AU Continental Consultative Meeting, Addis Ababa (2007)

⮚      African Commission on Human and Peoples Rights Ordinary Sessions in DR Congo, Swaziland, Nigeria and Gambia (2007, 2008, 2009)

⮚      CCP-AU Continental Consultative Meeting, Sham el Shiek, Egypt (2008)

⮚      Justice Makers Workshops in Swaziland (2008, 2009)

⮚      NGO Forum Meetings in DR Congo, Nigeria and Gambia (2007, 2008, 2009)

⮚      Launch of the Law Society, University of Swaziland (2009)

⮚      The DOHA Forum on Anti- Abortion – Pro Family Conference, United Nations HQ, New York (2008)

⮚      PEW Foundation Expert Meeting on International Religious Freedom in North Carolina, USA (2008)

⮚      Africa Trust consultative meeting on the Pan- African Parliament, Midrand, South Africa (2009)

⮚      CCP-AU Continental Consultative Meeting, Addis Ababa (2009)

⮚      National Defense Academy, ADF USA (2010)

⮚      Delivered talks in several conferences and workshops on various topics especially regarding good governance and anticorruption (2010 to Date)

⮚      Delivered several papers on combating corruption in the Judiciary as a workshop facilitator for the Lagos State Judiciary (2018 and 2019)

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ADEBAYO AKINLADE'S RESUME - Part 5: AWARDS/RECOGNITION.

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AWARDS/RECOGNITION

⮚      Recipient of the 2008 Advocates International’s Good Samaritan Award

⮚      Lagos State Judiciary Award for Excellence in the Fight Against Corruption

⮚      Advocates Africa Award for Service to Humanity

⮚      Lagos State Polytechnic Judiciary Student Body Award of Excellence

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PERSONAL INFORMATION.

PERSONAL INFORMATION:

⮚      Date of Birth:       July 4, 1974

⮚      Marital Status:     Married

⮚      No. of Children:   Three (3)

⮚      Home Address:     L11B Millennium Housing Estate, Oke-Eletu, Ijede LCDA, Ikorodu, Lagos

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ADEBAYO AKINLADE AS CHAIRMAN, NIGERIAN BAR ASSOCIATION [IKORODU BRANCH] LAGOS STATE.

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ADEBAYO AKINLADE AS CHAIRMAN, NIGERIAN BAR ASSOCIATION [IKORODU BRANCH] LAGOS STATE.

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In 2018, Adebayo Akinlade became the Chairman of the Nigerian Bar Association, [Ikorodu Branch] Lagos State.

During his tenure Bayo served selflessly and was noted for his vibrancy, commitment and deep dedication to bring about unprecedented changes to the legal profession and law practice.

Some milestones attained during his tenure as NBA Chairman, [Ikorodu Branch] Lagos State include the following:

Police Duty Solicitors Scheme:

⮚      Designed a working module to establish the Scheme in Ikorodu

⮚      Facilitated  monthly visits to Police Stations by Members of NBA Ikorodu Branch

⮚      Organised quarterly training session for members of NBA Ikorodu Branch

⮚      Raised Awareness for NBA Branches in Lagos and around the country to implement PDSS

⮚      Partnered with Governmental and non-governmental Organisations to promote PDSS

⮚      Invited as a Resource person to promote PDSS in all the NBA Branches in the FCT by the British Council ROLAC programme

Promoting the implementation of S34 of ACJA in Lagos State:

⮚      Established a Volunteer Group of Lawyers to accompany Magistrates to visit detention centres in Lagos

⮚      Worked closely with the Judiciary to facilitate visits by Magistrates

⮚      Collaborated with the Ministry of Justice and other NGOs in supporting Magistrates to visit police detention centres

⮚      Participated in workshops organized British Council ROLAC to promote the implementation of S34 ACJA in Lagos State

Fight Against Corruption in the Judiciary

⮚      Established a Nationwide Anti-corruption movement with special focus on the Courts

⮚      Delivered lectures and papers on fighting corruption within the Judiciary and worked closely with the Lagos State Judiciary to minimize corrupt tendencies amongst its registry staff

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SOCIAL MEDIA NEWS: JANUARY 8, 2020.....Read All About It!!!

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SOCIAL MEDIA NEWS: JANUARY 8, 2020.....Read All About It!!!

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LAGOS INAUGURATES ADVISORY ON POLICE PROSECUTIONS IN MAGISTRATE COURTS

oolasunkanmi January 8, 2020.

… Appoints Fola Arthur-Worrey As Chairman

The Lagos State Government on Wednesday inaugurated an advisory committee on Police Prosecutions in Magistrate Courts to review laws enabling Police prosecutorial power.

The committee was inaugurated in response to the clamour by non-governmental organisations and stakeholders to bar Police Prosecution of criminal matters at the State Magistrate Court in accordance with the provisions of the Administration of Criminal Justice Acts (ACJA).

While inaugurating the seven-member advisory committee, Lagos State Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Mr. Moyosore Onigbanjo, SAN, said the government will announce its position on the matter after the recommendation of the committee, which will be made known to the general public.

The Committee’s terms of reference include the State of Law in terms of Police Prosecutorial powers; Challenges of oversight functions of the AG; Distinctions in the type of offences Police can prosecute; and Magistrate Court Jurisdiction on criminal matters and its powers to review charges, among others.

Onigbanjo noted that the members were carefully selected based on their wealth of experience in State Criminal Justice practice and assured NGOs as well as Lagos residents that  government’s final decisions will be based on fairness, devoid of sentiments and bias.

The Attorney-General urged the advisory committee to look beyond Lagos State in their deliberations and likewise consider the laws of the country in order to give balanced counsel.

“I hereby urge you to look beyond Lagos State being a Pacesetter to others in your deliberation to make informed decisions in your advice”, he said.

Responding, Chairman of the Advisory Committee, Mr. Fola Arthur-Worrey, commended the Attorney-General for the choice of members, promising that the committee will put in their best to ensure unbiased and professional recommendations are submitted to the government in a short while.

In her remarks, the Solicitor-General/Permanent Secretary, Ms. Titilayo Shitta-Bey, expressed optimism that the recommendations of the advisory committee would enhance the effective Administration of Justice in the State.

The members of the advisory committee are Mr. Fola Arthur-Worrey – Chairman; Mr. Norrison Quakers, SAN – Member; Ms. Titilayo Shitta-Bey (Solicitor-General/Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Justice) – Member;
Mr. Yhaqub Oshoala (Director, Public Prosecutions) – Member; DSP Yetunde Cardoso, O/C Legal Dept, Criminal Investigation, Yaba, Lagos – Member; Mr. Bayo Akinlade, Chairman, NBA Ikorodu Chapter [Standing First From The Right In The Picture Below] – Member; Mrs. Rukayat Owolabi – Member; and Mrs. Arinola Momoh-Ayokanmbi – Secretary

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I, ADEBAYO AKINLADE RESPECTFULLY REQUESTS FOR YOUR VOTE...

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I, ADEBAYO AKINLADE RESPECTFULLY REQUESTS FOR YOUR VOTE...

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If given an opportunity to be the 1st Vice President,, Nigerian Bar Association, I would, with the greatest humility, be glad to contribute my time and efforts in working with the elected President and other elected officers in making the difference for the Nigerian Legal Profession in its entirety.

VOTE FOR ME! LET US MAKE A DIFFERENCE TOGETHER!

Thank You.
Adebayo Akinlade, Esq.
Contact Phone Number: 08065172866,
Email: bayoace@gmail.com

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ADEBAYO AKINLADE FOR THE OFFICE OF 1ST VICE PRESIDENT OF THE NIGERIAN BAR ASSOCIATION 2020!

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ADEBAYO AKINLADE FOR THE OFFICE OF 1ST VICE PRESIDENT OF THE NIGERIAN BAR ASSOCIATION 2020!

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ADEBAYO AKINLADE'S RESUME - Part 1:                        EDUCATION; EXPERIENCE AND POSITIONS.

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ADEBAYO AKINLADE'S RESUME - Part 1:                        EDUCATION; EXPERIENCE AND POSITIONS.

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Akinlade Adebayo Ademola
Managing Partner

Bayo Akinlade & Co.

(Since 2009)

101-103, Ijede Road, Ikorodu, Lagos

08065172866, bayoace@gmail.com

EDUCATION

⮚      Nigerian Law School, Abuja: BL   1999- 2000

⮚      Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria: LLB   1992- 1999

⮚      Government College Lagos, Eric-Moore: SSCE  1989- 1991

EXPERIENCE AND POSITIONS

●       Consultant; British Council Rolac Programme January 2020 to date

●       Convener; Duty Solicitors Network (PDSS and CDSS Schemes) May 2018       to date

●       Chairman; Nigerian Bar Association, Ikorodu Branch; July 2018 to June 2020

●  Founder/Coordinator, Volunteer Lawyers Police Station Visitation Group with Lagos State Magistrates, 2018

●       Founder/National Convener, Fight Against Corruption in the Judiciary, July 2015 to Date

●       Secretary, Nigerian Bar Association, Ikorodu Branch, August 2012 to July 2014

●       Director, Policy & Strategy -  Policy and Law Reform Centre, Lagos 2009 to Date

●       Honorary Board Member, Christian Lawyers Association, South Africa

June 2009 to Date

●       National Director, Christian Lawyers Association, South Africa. January – June 2009

●       Board Member, Christian Lawyers Association, South Africa. August 2008 – January 2009

●       Africa Representative, Advocates International Global Council. 2004 – 2008

●       1st Assistant Secretary, Nigerian Bar Association, Lagos Branch. 2003 – 2004

●       Secretary, NBA Human Rights Committee. 2003 – 2004

●       Special Counsel and Africa Liaison, Advocates International, Inc. USA. 2003 to October 2009

●       2nd Assistant Secretary, Nigerian Bar Association, Lagos Branch. 2002 -2003

●  Publicity Secretary, Christian Lawyers Fellowship of Nigeria (CLASFON) Lagos Island Chapter. 2001 – 2004

●       National Field Representative, CLASFON. 2001 – 2003

●       Associate; Chief G.O. Sodipo & Co. 2001 – 2003

●       P.R.O. CLASFON, Nigerian Law School. 2000

●       Coordinator, CLASFON, Nigerian Law School. 1999

●       Chairman, Audit Committee, Law Society, A.B.U, Zaria 1999

●       President, A.B.U CLASFON Chapter 1998- 1999

●       National Public Relations Officer, CLASFON (Students Body) 1995- 1997

●       Public Relations Officer, A.B.U CLASFON Chapter. 1994- 1995

OTHERS

●       Legal Adviser; Police Community Relations Committee (PCRC), Lagos State Police Command 2016 - 2018

●       Legal Adviser; Police Community Relations Committee (PCRC), Area N Command, Ikorodu 2014 - 2016

●       Legal Adviser; Police Community Relations Committee (PCRC), Ijede Police Division, Ikorodu 2010 - 2014