The Nigerian Bar Association, Sokoto Branch (Caliphate Bar), is aglow with pride as three of its eminent members, Aminu Sani Gadanya, Mni, SAN, Mrs. Badejo Okunsanya, SAN, and Garba Lawal Hudu, SAN, have just been conferred with the prestigious rank of Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) by the Legal Practitioners’ Privileges Committee (LPPC).
This conferment, one of the highest honors in the Nigerian legal profession, recognizes years of exceptional distinction, intellectual depth, and immense contributions to law and justice.
Profiles of the New Silks
- Aminu Sani Gadanya, Mni, SAN
A seasoned legal luminary and respected academic voice, Gadanya is renowned for his scholarly contributions, courtroom advocacy, and mentorship of younger lawyers. As a Member of the National Institute (MNI), he exemplifies excellence, discipline, and a commitment to advancing jurisprudence in Nigeria. - Mrs. Badejo Okunsanya, SAN
A trailblazer and inspiring figure in the legal profession, Mrs. Okunsanya is widely celebrated for her brilliance in advocacy, corporate practice, and capacity-building initiatives. Her dedication to mentorship and women’s advancement at the Bar has positioned her as a role model for the next generation of lawyers. - Garba Lawal Hudu, SAN
Known for his depth in litigation and strong commitment to justice delivery, Hudu’s career reflects resilience and distinction. His practice spans complex legal disputes, policy advocacy, and strengthening rule of law institutions. His elevation adds to the legacy of excellence associated with the Caliphate Bar.
Celebratory Quotes
Speaking on the elevation, the Chairman of the NBA Sokoto Branch remarked:
“This milestone is not only a personal triumph for our newly elevated Silks but also a collective pride for the entire Caliphate Bar. Their journeys remind us that excellence, integrity, and service are always rewarded.”
In his congratulatory note, the Publicity Secretary, Aminu Hassan, Esq, added:
“We celebrate our new Silks with joy and style. Their conferment serves as a beacon of hope and inspiration to every lawyer within and beyond Sokoto. We pray for greater wisdom, good health, and divine guidance as they don the silk and continue to blaze trails in advocacy and service to justice.”
A Collective Pride
The elevation of Gadanya, Okunsanya, and Hudu to the Inner Bar not only crowns their personal journeys but also underscores the resilience, capacity, and global relevance of Nigeria’s legal profession. The Caliphate Bar, indeed, stands tall in celebration of this historic achievement.
Signed,
Aminu Hassan, Esq
Publicity Secretary
Nigerian Bar Association, Sokoto Branch (Caliphate Bar)
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