Ajudua calls for more pro bono work in legal profession
Bobo Ajudua, Principal Partner at B.F.A & Co. Legal is advocating for the critical role of pro-bono service and the cultivation of enduring client relationships in the legal profession. Ajudua, a distinguished practitioner in Entertainment Law in a thought-provoking address at the recent Nigerian Bar Association Annual General Conference (#NBAconference24), emphasised that while pro bono […]
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Bobo Ajudua, Principal Partner at B.F.A & Co. Legal is advocating for the critical role of pro-bono service and the cultivation of enduring client relationships in the legal profession.
Ajudua, a distinguished practitioner in Entertainment Law in a thought-provoking address at the recent Nigerian Bar Association Annual General Conference (#NBAconference24), emphasised that while pro bono work may not always yield immediate financial rewards, it serves as a powerful platform for professional growth, networking, and making a tangible impact in society.
“Pro bono service is more than just a moral obligation. It is an investment in your own professional development, a means of building a strong reputation, and a way to contribute meaningfully to the legal community,” he said.
Ajudua emphasised that effective legal representation extends beyond providing sound legal advice but involves empathetic listening, understanding clients’ unique needs, and offering comprehensive guidance.
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“By cultivating trust and loyalty, lawyers can establish long-lasting partnerships that benefit both themselves and their clients,” he noted.
Ajudua’s address provided invaluable guidance for aspiring lawyers and seasoned professionals alike, highlighting the significance of pro bono service and client-centric legal practice in building a successful and fulfilling career.