A mild way of describing the situation.

Appreciation tweet to @flyvaluejet 🙏. Got my forgotten item back without stress

Make I gist you later how one bailiff told me “Oga, go and do your worse” when I exposed his numerous lies about not locating the house address of service 😂😭

Multiple question marks are used to denote not just a question, but also confusion.

Market to Market Management certification obtained from Havard University qualifies as an Ivy League certification program. Let’s be honest about this

Lmao. You dey cook one Ijebu soup that year😂

Rage baiting

Has this not being your style from Uni?😀

I want to speak to the lawyer in charge please.

Je bure 😀

I am not a man of endless means. I work within the limits of what God has blessed me with, and I have learned, often the hard way, that stretching beyond those limits can leave everyone worse off. As much as I wish I could be everything to everyone, I simply cannot.

Let the poor man breathe 😂😭

Crescent University Team Arrives at 13th IBA ICC Moot Court Competition in The Hague The competition brings together 94 teams from 48 countries, with Crescent University proudly representing Nigeria. We wish our BACOLAW delegates; Justus Adeyemi, Fareedah Akinsola, Karamat Lawal, Hadiqah Orisadare, Mujeeb Imran, and Muhammadgazaal Abudu, a successful and rewarding outing. #cuabng #iccmootcompetition #crescentuniversityabeokuta #bacolaw

I would have personally approached the court regarding this subject. I still have strong reservations about what happened to my grades.

To the glory of God Almighty, and with a heart filled with gratitude, we are pleased to announce that @InibeheChambers today being the 12th day of June, 2026 relocated to the firm’s new head office located at Ogudu G.R.A Phase 2, Lagos. This has been a humbling day for me as the firm’s Managing Partner and for everyone in the firm. We are grateful to our esteemed clients, colleagues and friends whose faith and trust in us made this day possible. History will vindicate the just.

I once witnessed a scene in Oyo State High Court where a junior counsel on the opposing side referred to a Senior Advocate as “my learned colleague.” The Senior Advocate immediately stood up in annoyance and said, “I am not your learned colleague. Call me “Learned Silk” or “Learned Senior Advocate”. I was shocked that day. The SAN almost took it personal o😂. While I agree that, as a matter of professional ethics, we are all learned colleagues, as a matter of respect and in line with our values here in Africa (particularly in Nigeria), I would not refer to a Senior Advocate as my learned colleague. It sounds disrespectful, even though it is not intended to be and should not ordinarily be considered so. Terms such as “Learned Silk,” “Learned Senior Counsel,” “Learned Senior Advocate,” and similar expressions have even been used by judges and justices. They are simply marks of respect and it only shows our cultural norms in this part of the world, where respect for seniority is highly valued. Personally, I believe that while all lawyers are colleagues in the profession, there is nothing wrong with extending additional courtesy and respect to those who have spent decades in practice and have attained the rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria. Thank you.

Has anyone genuinely booked the Abuja -Kaduna train ticket online in recent times ?

I hate to do this, but I have some time on my hands this afternoon. I forgive generally the non-lawyers (and non-practicing) lawyers who’ve had their fill with all manners of “unprofessional” takes regarding the below scenario. Some simply rode on what became the popular reaction. So, readily, I forgive you. But as for our colleagues, if the context of knowing the temperament and disposition of a Judge and exploiting same within the bounds of the law is lost on y’all, I cannot help you. Your anger and frustration is not mine, and certainly not the Judge’s. You can appeal the ruling of the court granting my application. I don’t cower to bullies and I said what I said. As for the others who finds it “disrespectful” on behalf of the judge, I’m certain you cannot cry more than the bereaved. If I was a clown before the court or way out of line, I’m sure the Judge would have shut down my persuasion without blinking. Particularly when she had Externs in her court on that occasion. My advice to our younger colleagues, Externs and other law students therefore remains the same, KNOW YOUR JUDGE. Assess your strategy wisely. I agree entirely with our colleagues who opine that results may differ in other contexts. It still boils down to the same point, KNOW YOUR JUDGE. If e reach your turn to use LEGAL tactics to obtain results for your clients, ignore it. Enough said.

Ok

When you say terms are unknown to the ethics of the legal profession, did you consider the fact that the Supreme Court has at several instances used these terms?