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NBA-SBL’s Annual Business Law Conference Begins July 5

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This year’s Annual Business Law Conference of the Nigerian Bar Association Section on Business Law (NBA-SBL) has been fixed for July 5-7, 2023.

The annual conference which is the 17th in the series, according to Dayo Adu, Chairman, Media and Publicity Committee of the NBA-SBL, is to hold at the Eko Hotels and Suites, with the theme “The Nigerian Business Landscape: Priorities for Law, Policy and Regulation”. 

Adu said since its inception of the conference in 2004, the NBA-SBL has served as the veritable converging point for decision-makers in both the public and private sectors, policy formulators, regulators and industry practitioners to find solutions to the myriad of challenges limiting businesses. 

He also stated that the NBA-SBL has, at its apex, an Executive Committee currently chaired by Dr. Adeoye Adefulu, Managing Partner at Odujinrin and Adefulu and other experienced committee members, using sector-focused committees that cover existing and new areas of commercial law practice in Nigeria.

To ensure that the conference is successful, Adu said: “the NBA-SBL has appointed Ayoyinka Olajide-Awosedo, Partner at Aarndale Solicitors and Ose Okpeku, Partner at The Law Crest LLP as Chairman and Vice Chairman, respectively for the 2023 Conference Planning Committee. Ayoyinka Olajide-Awosedo sits on the Executive Committee of the NBA-SBL as the Treasurer while Ose Okpeku is Chairman, NBA-SBL Employment and Industrial Relations Committee. The appointment of the duo underscores the NBA-SBL’s commitment to delivering a world-class conference.

“This year’s conference promises to be an unforgettable event, offering participants the unique opportunity to learn from industry experts, network with fellow professionals, and gain valuable insights into the latest trends and developments in business law.”

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