J-K Gadzama SAN Lauds Newly Launched NBA Access To Finance Scheme , Praises Akpata For Visionary Initiative

*Promises To Promote Fiscal Policies That Will Ensure The Scheme Grows And Thrives

The Chairman of the Nigerian Bar Association Security Agencies Relations Committee and Presidential Candidate in the forthcoming Bar elections, Joe-Kyari Gadzama SAN has lauded the newly launched NBA Access To Finance Scheme.

In a statement cited by TheNigeriaLawyer, Gadzama stated that the importance of the pilot financial access scheme for Nigerian Lawyers cannot be overemphasised.

He said; “The imperative of the instant pilot scheme of the NBA, created for lawyers who may require loans for their working capital, operational needs and sundry purposes, cannot be overemphasized. This is especially true given that lawyers who meet the prescribed eligibility criteria can now access up to N2 Million at a single-digit interest rate.”

According to him, the scheme is a huge milestone for the NBA and further accentuates the commitment of the present NBA leadership led by Olumide Akpata to the improvement of the welfare of lawyers.
He noted that: “This is indeed a huge milestone for the NBA community and a further testament to the waves of other lofty welfare initiatives of this present administration. I cannot but wholeheartedly commend this initiative and urge every and any eligible member to key into the many benefits the scheme affords.”

Commenting further, Gadzama stated that the initiation and promotion of viable fiscal policies that will promote the prosperity and financial security of lawyers constitute one of his focal goals.

“As one of my focal areas of interest is to promote viable fiscal policies that enable the financial security, growth and stability of legal practitioners across Nigeria, it is a desire of mine, as a matter of urgency, to see that this instant scheme grows, thrives, and impacts the quality and development of the practice of law and the legal profession in Nigeria through financial empowerment.”

“Well done, Mr President. We appreciate you” He concluded.