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NBA: Business Law Section Selects Adefulu As New Chairman

Olugbenga Soyele by Olugbenga Soyele
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A lead partner in the renowned business law firm Odujinrin and Adefulu, Dr Adeoye Adefulu has been chosen to lead the Nigerian Bar Association’s section on Business Law as its chairman.

 

In his acceptance speech delivered at the Nigerian Bar Association Section on Business Law Annual General Meeting, he said, “I am grateful to all who nominated me; to the membership of this organization and to the past chairs, council members, committee chairs and exco and the Section on Business Law (SBL) secretariat, all of whom have contributed immensely to make us one of the leading membership associations in the Nigerian business community.”

 

Adefulu also highlighted the ways in which the NBA Section on Commercial Law would adapt to the changing business and economic landscape since its founding.
He said, “Our demography has also changed – with Boomers, Gen X, Millennial and Gen Zs and their different cultures practicing law together (sometimes in the same office). Whilst the objectives of the SBL remain broadly the same, we must adapt our tools to reflect the new environment, demography and culture.”
He also pointed out that among other things, the pandemic, devaluation, and inflation are all having an adverse effect on enterprises. In order to better serve these companies, the NBA-SBL must reevaluate the effectiveness of its advocacy and communication tools.
Regarding influence, the new chairman stated that the council would strive to increase the SBL’s influence over the business climate.
“This influence would be assessed based on the quantity and quality of its partnerships with the private sector, advocacy efforts with regulators, national and state assemblies, and the executive,’’ he said.
He also stated that these activities will be governed by sustainability principles, with each action being carried out in a way that will sustain the institution’s existence.

Adefulu urged the SBL members to participate in voluntary work, saying, “Volunteering is in the SBL DNA. It is a great opportunity to network and develop a variety of skills, useful in your practice and other aspects of life. We will need volunteers to carry out some of the responsibilities you have tasked us with. Please look out for our formal requests for volunteers”.

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