The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) has announced the preliminary program for its 2025 Annual General Conference (AGC), themed “Stand Out, Stand Tall.” Scheduled to take place from Friday, August 22, to Friday, August 29, 2025, at the International Conference Centre in Enugu, the week-long event is set to be one of Africa’s largest gatherings of legal professionals, drawing lawyers from Nigeria and beyond for a dynamic blend of professional development, networking, and social activities.
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The NBA AGC 2025 promises a robust lineup of events designed to foster professional growth, collaboration, and engagement. The preliminary program includes:
- Friday, August 22: Official registration opens, accompanied by Jumat prayers to kick off the conference on a spiritual note.
- Saturday, August 23: A morning Health Walk to promote wellness among delegates, followed by the Pre-Conference National Executive Council (NEC) Meeting at 3:00 p.m. to discuss critical association matters.
- Sunday, August 24: A Church Service at 9:00 a.m., the Opening Ceremony at 3:00 p.m. to formally launch the conference, and an Opening Cocktail at 6:00 p.m. for networking and relaxation.
- Monday, August 25: A Full Plenary Session featuring keynote addresses and discussions on pressing legal and societal issues.
- Tuesday, August 26: Breakout Sessions for specialized professional development, culminating in the President’s Dinner, a highlight for networking and camaraderie.
- Wednesday, August 27: Additional Breakout Sessions, the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of NBA Sections, and the “Unbarred” event, offering an informal platform for engagement.
- Thursday, August 28: The Grand Annual General Meeting (AGM), where key decisions, including discussions on proposed constitutional amendments, will shape the NBA’s future.
- Friday, August 29: Departure of delegates, marking the conclusion of the conference.
The NBA urges delegates to complete their registration through the official portal, www.nbaagc.org, noting that late registration closes on August 22, 2025. Early registration is encouraged to secure participation in this landmark event.
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