
The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Ikeja Branch has officially released the Second Quarter 2026 Edition of its E-Newsletter, providing members and the wider legal community with a comprehensive account of the Branch’s activities, programmes, and milestones recorded between April and June 2026.
Published by the NBA Ikeja Branch Publicity Committee, the quarterly publication continues the Branch’s commitment to documenting its institutional progress while keeping members informed of developments across its various committees and initiatives.
The latest edition captures the defining moments of the quarter, including the 23rd Continuing Legal Education (CLE) Seminar, the 2026 NBA Ikeja Law Week, monthly Branch meetings, Knowledge Sharing Sessions, committee reports, welfare initiatives, and other programmes aimed at promoting professional development and strengthening the legal profession.
Speaking on the publication, the Chairman of the NBA Ikeja Branch, Mr. Adeniyi Quadri, Esq., noted that the newsletter reflects the Branch’s unwavering commitment to excellence, continuous learning, and meaningful engagement with its members.
The newsletter was carefully curated by the Publicity Committee, led by the Publicity Secretary and Chairman of the Committee, Kayode Agbedejobi, Esq., as part of the Committee’s ongoing efforts to preserve the institutional history of the Branch while ensuring timely and effective communication with members.
Since the introduction of the quarterly publication, the newsletter has become an important archive of the Branch’s activities, chronicling key decisions, landmark events, educational programmes, and committee achievements. Beyond serving as a record of events, it continues to promote transparency, strengthen member engagement, and reinforce the NBA Ikeja Branch’s reputation as one of the most vibrant and progressive branches of the Nigerian Bar Association.
Members are encouraged to read the publication and stay connected with the continuing growth and achievements of the Ikeja Bar.



