The National Financial Secretary of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Nnamdi Raphael Anagor, has thanked his supporters for the massive show of love for me.

Anagor, was one of the persons who were elected as members of the General Council of the Bar, at the just concluded NBA election that was held yesterday.

The National Financial Secretary, in his appreciation letter on Sunday, promised to serve the Bar well.

“Dear revered learned seniors and colleagues of our noble profession, it’s with joy and humility that I thank you all, especially those that prayed, voted campaigned and assisted in any form to actualize this dream.

“Thank you for your another opportunity to serve the bar in another capacity as a member to the General Council of the Bar.”

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