Ilorin Emirate Boasts Three New Senior Advocates, Emir Sulu-Gambari Extends Congratulations

The Emir of Ilorin, Alhaji Ibrahim Sulu-Gambari, has extended his warmest congratulations to three distinguished legal practitioners from Ilorin Emirate who have been elevated to the prestigious rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria. This distinguished rank is a testament to the hard work, diligence, and unwavering commitment of Barr. Sulyman Ibrahim, Barr. Mas'ud Alabelewe, and Barr. Mohammed Adelodun to the legal profession. According to a statement issued by the Emir's spokesman, Dr Abdulazeez Arowona, the newly confirmed SAN-designates have demonstrated exceptional professional excellence and dedication to the administration of justice. The Emir noted that the rank of SAN is the highest mark of professional excellence conferred on legal practitioners who have distinguished themselves as advocates in the courts. He urged the new Senior Advocates to uphold the ethics, integrity, and standards of the legal profession while serving as role models for younger lawyers. The Emir commended the Legal Practitioners' Privileges Committee for recognising excellence and finding the sons of Ilorin Emirate worthy of the prestigious elevation. He prayed that Almighty Allah grants the new Senior Advocates guidance, protection, and success in their new status for the benefit of the nation and humanity at large. The elevation of these three legal luminaries is a significant milestone for Ilorin Emirate and a source of pride for the people of Kwara State.
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Emir dey happy for dem three Ilorin boys wey don become Senior Advocate, dem go be role model for young lawyers. Make dem continue to dey serve justice and make Nigeria proud.
Source: Punch NG
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