EQUITARIAN OF THE WEEK

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Good day partners!

 We had a beautiful week which was capped with a wonderful chamber meeting in the early hours of Friday (29-01-2016). The attendance was awesome (we hope to improve on that though). 

 Every presentation was a hit back to back, from the Opening prayer to the the Minute reading, from the Introduction of executives to the Lecture/Charge segment, from the Discussion segments to the Collection of dues, from the A.O.B to the Recognition of new members, from the Adjournment of meeting to the Closing prayers.
Topic for discussion segment was "DEATH PENALTY A PANACEA FOR CRIME, CORRUPTION, AND TERRORISM IN NIGERIA". 

 Lovely contributions from different angles and our 100 level partners added life to it all with different scholarly submissions. It was a meeting to remember. 

EQUITARIANS OF THE WEEK

Here is the beautiful Face of Equity for the week

NAME: Nwauzoma Felicity Onyekachi
LEVEL:100 level
HOBBIES: cooking and reading
LEGAL QUOTES: Arguing with a lawyer is like wrestling a pig in mud: sooner or later you realize that they like it.
LEGAL MENTOR: Beatrice Hamza-Bassey
My name is Felicity, and I am Felicity in all I do, shikena!

  1. Moment of the week: Submission on why death penalty should be a remedy for corruption and terrorism.
  2. Explanation of the provision of Section 31(1) of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended). 






Don't leave in a hurry, voice your opinion about our meeting today and our pretty Equitarian of the week.

Equity like nature does nothing in vain.

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