The Nigerian Bar Association Institute of Continuing Legal Education, NBA-ICLE, is scheduled to host a fireside chat today, Wednesday, September 16, 2026, featuring dispute-resolution practitioner Rehoboth Juwah, MCIArb.
The virtual programme is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. WAT and will focus on practical experience from commercial disputes, including the reasoning behind strategic decisions made during significant disputes and lessons lawyers can apply to their own professional development.
According to the verified event listing, the conversation will explore stories from landmark commercial disputes, practical insights from field experience, the thinking behind decisions taken in major disputes and ways practitioners can better position themselves for growth in dispute resolution and arbitration.
The programme fits into the NBA’s broader emphasis on continuing professional development at a time when arbitration, mediation and other forms of alternative dispute resolution are assuming increasingly important roles in complex commercial transactions.
For younger lawyers in particular, the significance goes beyond another online training programme. Commercial dispute resolution requires a combination of legal knowledge, strategic judgment, case management and understanding of the commercial realities driving a client’s position.
NBA-ICLE has increasingly deployed virtual training as a means of extending professional-development opportunities to lawyers regardless of location. Previous LegalLinkz coverage recorded more than 8,000 registrations for an NBA-ICLE virtual training on strategic influence in legal practice, demonstrating the growing appetite for accessible continuing legal education.
Today’s programme therefore adds another practice-focused session to the Institute’s continuing effort to connect formal legal education with the practical demands of modern legal practice.
Source: NBA-ICLE event listing on Ororun Events
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