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Support and Encouragement for Aspirants at the Bar in Port Harcourt Campus by Mr Caleb Oboagwina

Published

3 months ago

September 19, 2023

Stella Charles Akupue

Dear Esteemed Aspirants at the Bar,

I trust this message finds you in good health and high spirits despite the considerable challenges you currently face within the Port Harcourt campus. I am writing to convey my profound concern regarding your hardships, particularly the scarcity of basic amenities such as water and the deteriorating condition of certain facilities.

It is undeniably disheartening to witness the adversity you are confronted with, a predicament often rooted in the persisting challenges within our government and the maintenance culture within our society.

I extend my deepest sympathies to each of you in these trying moments. I commend your unwavering dedication and commitment to pursuing your legal aspirations despite the adversities that beset you. Your unwavering resolve to forge ahead under such adverse conditions is remarkable and a genuine source of inspiration.

Please be assured that you do not navigate this challenging path alone. We acknowledge the urgency of the situation, and I am pleased to affirm that assistance is indeed forthcoming. We must address these issues collaboratively and establish a conducive environment for your educational journey and personal growth.

FROM BAR EXAMS TO CUTTING-EDGE LAW: OBOAGWINA CALEB’S CALL FOR EXCELLENCE AND INNOVATION”

CALEB OBOAGWINA ESQ, HONOURED WITH PROF. AGABA AWARD IN “LEGAL WRITING” AT LAW AWARDS GALA 2023.

I want to assure you that I am actively engaged in initiatives to raise awareness about your predicament and advocate for the necessary improvements to be implemented. Furthermore, I will forge partnerships with like-minded individuals and organizations who share our concerns to comprehensively address your challenges.

In the interim, I urge you to maintain unwavering determination in pursuing legal excellence. Your resilience and diligence will undoubtedly yield fruit, and I hold every confidence that you will emerge from this experience even stronger and more resolute.

Once again, please accept my sincerest empathy and my assurance that positive changes are underway. We will overcome these challenges and pave the way for a brighter future for all aspiring legal professionals within the Port Harcourt campus.

With warm regards,

Mr. Caleb Oboagwin