Abuja, Nigeria – The Citizens Liberties Committee of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) has applauded the recent appointment of Sunusi Musa, SAN, as Chairman of the Institute for Peace and Conflict Resolution (IPCR), describing it as a testament to his unwavering dedication to justice, national service, and peacebuilding.
In a statement personally signed by the Chairman of the Citizens Liberties Committee, Nuhu J. Egya, the Committee praised the appointment as not only well-deserved but also timely, given the increasing need for visionary leadership in peace and conflict mediation in Nigeria.
“Your elevation to this crucial role reflects your lifelong commitment to the rule of law, unity, and justice. It is a recognition of your strength of character, wealth of experience, and the integrity you consistently demonstrate in national service,” Egya stated.
The Committee expressed confidence that Sunusi Musa, SAN, would bring fresh perspective, strategic direction, and enduring impact to the IPCR in fulfilling its core mandate of promoting peaceful coexistence and conflict resolution across the nation.
“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” — Martin Luther King Jr.
This quote aptly underscores the essence of your new assignment and the promise your leadership holds for deepening peace efforts across Nigeria.
The Citizens Liberties Committee commended Musa’s exemplary legal career and longstanding contribution to the legal profession, expressing optimism that his tenure will be marked by innovation, inclusion, and excellence.
“We look forward to a tenure defined by transformative engagements, pragmatic dialogue, and measurable national impact. Congratulations, once again, on this laudable achievement.”
Signed:
Nuhu J. Egya
Chairman, Citizens Liberties Committee
National Nigerian Bar Association
