The Nigerian Bar Association Technical Committee for Conference Planning has decided to extend the early bird Registration by one week.
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The early bird Registration for the 2019 Annual General Conference was slated to end on the 30th of July, 2019.
According to the information obtained by TheNigerialawyer, lawyers who are yet to attend the Conference but have not registered are advised to make good use of this extended time.
Below reads the press statement
Lagos, Nigeria.
1st July, 2019
TCCP/UPD/003
AGC UPDATE
The Technical Committee on Conference Planning (“TCCP”) of the Nigerian Bar Association (“NBA”) wishes to inform members of the Association and the General Public as follows:
1. As at 12 midnight on Sunday 30th June, 2019, over 8,000 delegates have so far registered for the Conference. We would like to thank these delegates who have registered and indeed everyone who has made the achievement of this significant milestone possible.
2. The TCCP however acknowledges the fact that due to network, payment and database issues, amongst others, a significant number of prospective delegates have been unable to register for the Conference within the Early Bird registration time-frame.
3. Consequently, the President of the NBA, Mr. Paul Usoro, SAN, has graciously approved the extension of the Early Bird Registration deadline to 11:59 pm on Sunday 7th July, 2019. We therefore urge members and other prospective delegates, particularly those who encountered the aforementioned issues, to promptly take advantage of this extension and register immediately for the Conference as there will be no further extension of the Early Bird period.
4. The Registration Help Desk at our Contact Centre can be reached by email: info@nbaconference.com or by telephone (Monday-Friday: 9:00 am to 9:00 pm and SaturdaySunday: 11:00 am to 9:00 pm) on: 09031500091, 09031500092, 09031500096, 07056827698.
SIGNED:
OLUMIDE AKPATA C0-Chairman
KUNLE EDUN
Chairman-Media and Publicity Sub
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