Our late colleague, a committed human rights activist was a patriot who dedicated his life to the protection of the vulnerable in our society and used the instrumentality of the law to fight for the defence of their rights. A man of impeccable character, the late Onumajulu brought his passion to bear in his professional calling as a legal practitioner and maintained an excellent relationship with colleagues in his local branch and the Nigerian Bar Association as a whole. My sincere condolences go his immediate family members and the Owerri branch of our noble association. Though he left at a time we needed him most, he has gone to a better place to rest, till we meet again. I pray the Almighty to grant them the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss. Arthur Obi Okafor SAN, FCIArb, FICMC]]>

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