This information was revealed to TheNigerialawyer by the chairman of the planning committee, Chief Emeka Obegolu. According to him, the event will take place on 23rd January, 2018 by 7.00 pm at the International Conference Centre in Abuja. TheNigerialawyer recalls that Prince Kayode who was on Wednesday, 6th December, 2017 appointed as the new president of Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry formally assumed office on Monday. Prince Adetokunbo was once Attorney General of the Federation during Goodluck Jonathan’s era when he was the acting president. Prince Adetokunbo, SAN was also in charge of Culture and Tourism, in 2007 during late President Umaru Yar’Adua. In December, 2008 he was also appointed the minister of Labour and Productivity while on 6 April 2010 he was made the Defence minister.]]>

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