The Association of Lawyers with Disabilities in Nigeria (ALDIN) has extended heartfelt congratulations to Mazi Afam Josiah Osigwe, SAN, on his election as the 32nd President of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA). This milestone achievement was met with great enthusiasm from members of ALDIN, who view his election as a significant moment for the legal community in Nigeria.
In a statement released by the association, ALDIN expressed its admiration for Mazi Osigwe’s accomplishments and the overwhelming support he received from NBA members. The association’s National President, Prince Ikem U. Uchegbulam, Esq., highlighted the significance of this election, noting that the trust and confidence placed in Mazi Osigwe by his peers underscore his professional excellence and commitment to the legal profession.
“ALDIN is thrilled to celebrate this achievement with Mazi Afam Josiah Osigwe, SAN, and recognizes the trust and confidence reposed in him by the members of the association,” Uchegbulam stated. “As an organization dedicated to promoting inclusivity and accessibility within the legal profession, we are eager to collaborate with the new NBA leadership to foster an all-inclusive Bar where every lawyer, regardless of their abilities, can thrive and contribute to the development of the legal profession.”
Mazi Osigwe’s election marks a pivotal moment for the NBA, offering a fresh opportunity to advance the cause of inclusivity within the legal community. ALDIN’s leadership believes that under Osigwe’s guidance, the NBA can take significant strides towards ensuring that the rights and contributions of lawyers with disabilities are fully recognized and integrated into the fabric of the association. This vision aligns with ALDIN’s mission to create a legal profession that is accessible and equitable for all, reflecting the diversity of the society it serves.
The new NBA President’s campaign promises and professional background inspire confidence in his capacity to lead the association towards a more inclusive future. His commitment to diversity and inclusion resonates strongly with ALDIN’s core values, and the association is optimistic about the collaborative efforts that lie ahead.
Justice Christopher, Director of Media and Publicity for ALDIN, emphasized the importance of this new leadership in promoting change and inclusivity. “The election of Mazi Afam Josiah Osigwe, SAN, as the NBA President is a beacon of hope for a more inclusive legal community. We are confident that his tenure will be marked by significant advancements in the rights and recognition of lawyers with disabilities, and we look forward to working closely with him to achieve these goals.”
The election of Mazi Osigwe has been celebrated across the legal community, with many noting his extensive experience and dedication to the profession. His leadership is expected to bring about positive changes, particularly in areas concerning the welfare and representation of all lawyers, including those with disabilities. This aligns with ALDIN’s ongoing advocacy for policies and practices that ensure equal opportunities and accommodations for lawyers with disabilities within the NBA and beyond.
As the legal community in Nigeria looks forward to a new era under Mazi Osigwe’s leadership, ALDIN reiterates its commitment to working alongside the NBA to champion the rights of persons with disabilities. The association sees this as a critical time to push for reforms and initiatives that will make the legal profession more accessible and supportive for all its members.
In conclusion, ALDIN’s message is one of optimism and support for the new NBA leadership. The association is ready to engage actively with the NBA to ensure that the legal profession in Nigeria continues to grow in inclusivity and accessibility, reflecting the values of justice and equality that it upholds.
Contact:
Justice Christopher
Director of Media and Publicity
ALDIN National
