What the future holds for Nigerian Bar Association
By CNBC
30 August 2018 |
8:24 am
As the 58th Annual General Conference of the Nigerian Bar Association winds down, Isiaka Abiola Olagunju, General Secretary of the NBA discussed the bar’s positioning for the future and continuity in Nigeria.
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