Immediate Past NBA National Asst. Secretary, Ewenode.O William has congratulated the Chairman, Leaders and Members of the Nigerian Bar Association, (NBA) Calabar Branch for successfully hosting the Branch 2022 Law Week.

The Doyen Bar Law Week was themed “We the People: An Agenda for National Discuss” and it ran through the week with several exciting and illuminating packages.

Ewenode, in his goodwill to the Branch said, “I am particularly elated that the theme was exhaustively discussed and participants had a new mind arising from the robust conversation that flowed therefrom.

“I also commend the Law Week Planning Committee that worked tirelessly round the clock to see to the success of the event.

“I join the Branch to thank God Almighty for granting all participants  journey mercies to their different destinations.

“Once again, congratulations NBA Calabar.”

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