NEWLY SWORN-IN NBA JALINGO BRANCH EXECUTIVES PAY COURTESY VISIT TO ATTORNEY GENERAL AND COMMISSIONER FOR JUSTICE, TARABA STATE

The newly sworn-in Executive Committee of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Jalingo Branch, led by the Branch Chairman, Dr. Daniel Philemon Saredau, has paid a courtesy visit to the Honourable Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice of Taraba State, Hon. Yakubu Maikasuwa, SAN, in Jalingo. The visit formed part of the new administration’s initial engagements with key stakeholders in the justice sector and provided an opportunity for the Branch leadership to formally introduce the newly elected Executive Committee to the Attorney General and seek his support and cooperation for the tenure ahead. During the meeting, Dr. Saredau introduced the administration’s guiding mantra, “A Bar That Works for All,” and outlined the strategic vision and key initiatives of the new administration. He emphasised the Branch’s commitment to promoting the welfare and professional interests of its members while fostering constructive engagement with institutions and stakeholders within the justice sector. The Branch Chairman also highlighted the importance of a strong and collaborative relationship between the NBA Jalingo Branch and the Ministry of Justice in advancing the effective administration of justice and strengthening the legal profession in Taraba State. Hon. Yakubu Maikasuwa, SAN, warmly received the delegation and congratulated the newly sworn-in Executive Committee. He expressed his commitment to supporting the leadership of the NBA Jalingo Branch and to working collaboratively with the Branch towards the advancement of the legal profession and the effective administration of justice in the State. The visit marks another important engagement by the new leadership of the NBA Jalingo Branch as it begins its tenure, with the Branch reaffirming its commitment to constructive institutional relationships and to building a Bar that works for the collective interests of its members and contributes meaningfully to the justice system in Taraba State.