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Alex Otti, the governor of Abia State, has stated that he is willing to work with other governors in the Southeast to modernize the Nigerian Law School, Enugu Campus.
Ukoha Njoku, the governor’s chief press secretary, revealed this in a statement on Tuesday.
Concerns regarding the condition of the facilities at the Enugu campus were brought up during a meeting of the South East Law Development Initiative at Government House in Umuahia, when Otti made the commitment.
Emeka Ngige (SAN), the group’s coordinator and chairman of the Council of Legal Education, had called for assistance, pointing out that parts of the institution’s facilities were in bad shape.
In response, Otti urged a concerted regional effort and requested that a formal request be made to the Chairman of the South East Governors’ Forum in order to facilitate wider participation.
He stated, “Write to the South East Governors’ Forum Chairman and copy me so that I can engage my colleagues on possible collective intervention.”
The governor also took use of the occasion to praise lawyers for their contributions to society, stating that they are essential to maintaining justice and defending the rights of residents.
“The hope of the common man would be dashed, regardless of how you slice and dice it, without the gentlemen of the bar, extending to the bench,” Otti remarked.
He also urged professionals, including lawyers, to get involved in politics, emphasizing that all citizens, regardless of occupation, are impacted by governance decisions.
“We had no idea that political decisions have an impact on your life in one way or another,” he continued.
Otti pointed out that in order to improve leadership outcomes, professionals who do not depend on politics for survival ought to take the lead in governance.
The governor also reaffirmed the dedication of his administration to education, emphasizing current initiatives to build a cutting-edge legal faculty at Abia State University in Uturu.
The initiative’s participants praised Otti’s advancements in infrastructure and promised to provide pro bono legal services to the state government.
