Multiple times NEC member, Mrs Linda Rose Bala, has felicitated with some branches of the Nigerian Bar Association on the special occasion of their monthly meeting.

NBA Enugu, Onitsha, Owerri and Ahoada Branches today held their April Monthly meetings in their various branches.

Read Linda Rose Bala’s goodwill message below;

Dear elders, officers and members of the NBA Enugu, Onitsha, Owerri and Ahoada branches, as you hold your 1st meeting for the 2nd quarter of the year, may your deliberations be fruitful and may it go a long way towards propelling the bar and Nigeria to the much awaited promised-land.

Long live NBA ENUGU Branch!
Long live NBA ONITSHA Branch!!
Long live NBA OWERRI Branch!!!
Long live AHOADA Branch!!!!
Long live the NBA.

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