The Nigerian Bar Association, Section on Business Law (NBA-SBL) has announced the leaders of the Conference Planning Committee of its upcoming 17th Annual International Business Law Conference, themed “The Nigerian Business Landscape: Priorities for Law, Policy and Regulation”.
Executive Committee
Ayoyinka Olajide-Awosedo – Chair
Ose Okpeku – Vice Chair
Temi Olowu – Secretary
The Sub-Committee Chairs for the NBA-SBL Conference 2023 Fundraising Sub-Committee
• Sola Dosumu (Chair)
• Fatima Kere-Ahmed
(Co-Chair)
•Osahon Uhuangho
(Vice Chair)
2.Program & Content Sub-Committee:
• Oludare Senbore (Chair)
• Oludamola Awobokun (Vice Chair)
3. Media & Publicity Sub-Committee:
• Efeomo Olotu (Chair)
• Dayo Adu (Vice Chair)
4. Technology Sub-Committee:
• Moses Faye (Chair)
• Seun Timi-Koleolu (Co-Chair)
5 Venue & Accommodation Sub-Committee:
• Perenami Momodu (Chair)
• Kofoworola C. Toriola (Vice Chair)
6. Logistics and Entertainment Sub-Committee:
• Johnson Amaechi (Chair)
7. Conference Sponsors Administrative Sub-Committee:
• Christine Sijuwade (Chair)
8. Young Lawyer Sponsorship Sub-Committee:
• Vicar Oguafor (Chair)
9. Exhibitions Sub-Committee:
• Ogoegbunam Okafor (Chair)
10. Regulatory Clinic Coordinators:
• Marx Ikongbeh
• Oladele Oladunjoye
• Oluwatoyin Oladejo
“We are thrilled to have such a talented and diverse group of leaders, to guide the sub-committees for this year’s Conference”, said Mrs Ayoyinka Olajide-Awosedo, Chair of the NBA-SBL Conference Planning Committee. “Their expertise and dedication to advancing the practice of Business Law in Nigeria, will ensure a successful and impactful event.”
The 17th edition of the Annual International Business Law Conference is scheduled to hold over a three-day period, from Wednesday, July 5 to Friday, July 7, at the Eko Hotels and Suites, Victoria Island, Lagos.
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