BY LEO EZEKIEL
Speaking
as the key note speaker at the public presentation of “The Lawyer in Embryo” a
master piece book authored by Barr. Kingsley Ebimoh at the Lagos Chambers of
Commerce and Industry (LCCI) Idowu Taylor, Victoria Island, Lagos Barr.,
Collins Okeke states that there has to be significance of mentorship of mentees
adding that mentoring is not merely an optional aspect of legal practice that is
fundamental responsibility that experienced lawyers did owe to the next
generation of lawyers.
Speaking further to the uncommon leaned colleagues and
the citizenry Barr. Okeke states that the theme of his presentations are
“Transformational Mentorship Amidst Economic Challenges”: The Lawyers
perspective as he concurs that the legal landscape is really a complex one,
ever evolving and often intimidating for those just beginning their law
careers. Barr Okeke states that by taking on the role of mentor, they provide
young lawyers with the tools, insights and confidence they needed to go through
this herculean tarrain successfully.
Barr. Okeke critically bared his mind on
the harsh realities of the Republic’s Economic Challenges as he avers that the
Republic economy has been grappling with many challenges which include
inflation, unemployment and a struggling currency. Barr Okeke avers that the
inflation rate has hit the roof tops to about 30% which has in actual sense
made life extremely difficult for the citizenry.
He concurs that the
unemployment rate has jerked up with several young graduates struggling to
secure jobs. He painfully expressed that the naira has depreciated
significantly against major currencies thereby making it extremely challenging for
businesses to operate and as well as for the citizenry to make ends meet. Barr.
Okeke as the key note speaker did not disappoint the eclectic audience with the
cerebral deliveries and thereby he itemized his various tools as:
·
The Impact on the Legal Profession
·
The Power of Transfer for
National Mentorship
·
Creating opportunities for
practical experience
·
Advocating for policies and
Reforms
·
Leveraging Technology and
Collaboration
·
The Ripple Effects of Mentoring
·
A Call to Action
In rounding
off his presentations Barr. Okeke concurs that Poverty creates Hunger, Hunger
creates Desires and Desires create Accomplishments.
Speaking with
Iconblazemagazineonline, the representative of the Chairman of the event Sir
John Uchechukwu Esq, states that the Chairman of the event Sir Chukwuka
Ikwuazon SAN would have loved to be physically available, but, owing to NEC
meeting of NBA at Yobe, therefore Sir Justice Uchechukwu is mandated to stand
in for him. Speaking further, he states the author of the book, The “Lawyer in
Embryo” Barr Ebimoh is a well known learned colleague that they both crossed
paths at their law school days adding that they have remained inspiring learned
colleagues to each other.
He adds that Barr. Ebimoh has been a hardworking
learned colleagues. He adds that the book “The Lawyer in Embryo” is a
masterpiece that all and sundry should read. He adds that they have all come to
encourage Barr. Ebimoh with his public presentation of his book and as well as
support him with their large heart. He adds that he believes that readers would
find the book so inspiring and all that.
Speaking with Iconblazemagazineonline
the author of the book “The Lawyer in Embryo” Barr. Ebimoh states that he is a
Lawyer and he is inspired to write and publish the book through the Holy Spirit
of God of Love and Peace adding that he is extremely passionate about providing
functional blueprints and capacity building strategies for young professionals.
Barr. Ebimoh states that it takes a period of six years for one to become a
qualified Lawyer adding that Embryo takes a period of six weeks to develop
biologically in the womb of a woman and he also added the concept of the book
is practically to assist those studying Law at various Universities and as well
as young Lawyers.
He adds that he is extremely happy that the public
presentation of his book “The Lawyer in Embryo” has actually become a dream
come true to the glory of God of all creations. They are three different book
reviewers of the masterpiece titled “The Lawyer in Embryo” Barr. Collins
Okafor, Emmanuel Abraye et’al and these three egg heads did review the book
from different angles, but, at the end of their academic experimentations they
showered praises at the Author Barr. Ebimoh and they deftly and critically
provided heavy critiques on the book.
They generally recommended the book for
all and sundry, but, largely for those studying Law at the Universities, Law
Schools and Young Lawyers. The Law Students of University of Lagos, Akoka,
Yaba, Lagos attended the book launch. Barr Oladele Ojogbede of 35 years
experience at the Bar kicked off the book launch proper with a handsome amount
of cash.
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