The Legal Practitioners’ Privileges Committee has approved the elevation of 68 legal practitioners to the prestigious rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria.
The decision was taken at the LPPC’s 174th plenary session held on Thursday, under the chairmanship of the Chief Justice of Nigeria, Justice Kudirat Kekere-Ekun.
The only successful academic applicant is Prof Nnamdi Onyeka Obiaraeri.
Among the successful advocate-appointees are Adebayo Adaralegbe, Adenrele Adegborioye, Alexander Nduka Muoka, Adebayo Folorunsho Ologe, Jimson Ejovi Okodaso, Olalekan Lawrence Bade John, Olaotan Thomas Olusegun, Philemeon Audu Daffi, James Eromosele Agbonhese, Onome Okodiya, Emmanuel Akunke Akomaye, and 54 others listed in order of seniority at the Bar.
Others are Ikhide Ehighelua, Mas’ud Mobolaji Alabelewe, Ogunmuyiwa Olayinka Balogun, Anthony Auditz Iroagalachi, Mohammed Tajudeen Mohammed, Odion Peter Odia, Gbemiga Adaramola, Moses Okoh Onyilokwu, Charles Azubuike Obodozie,
Hakeem Obafemi Agaba, Bimbo Felix Atilola, Okechukwu Steve Emelieze, Joshua Demilade Olaniyan, Igonikon Abiola Adekunle,
Christian Nnadozie Nwokorie, and
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