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    Pelumi Olajengbesi, an Abuja-based human rights lawyer, has applauded the support extended to young lawyers by veteran senior lawyer, Mike Ozekhome (SAN).

    In a statement, Olajengbesi said Ozekhome’s love for the legal profession has driven him to be legal-conscious and to extend the necessary hand of fellowship up young lawyers having been a captain of the trenches himself.

    Olajengbesi said Ozekhome has continued to leave indelible mark on the legal profession and the broader pursuit of justice in Nigeria.

    He said, “Chief Ozekhome is not merely a legal practitioner; he is a force of nature. His courtroom victories, often secured under the harshest scrutiny, have become the stuff of legend.

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    “Yet, his true strength lies in his unwavering commitment to justice—especially for those who are too often overlooked. What stands out most about him is his deep sense of purpose, an insatiable drive to advocate for the common man, to challenge entrenched systems, and to push boundaries that others may view as immovable.

    “Having worked closely with him, I can attest without hesitation to his mastery of the law, which is nothing short of awe-inspiring.”

    “What resonates most deeply with me, however, is his generosity in mentoring the next generation of legal minds. Chief and Professor Ozekhome, SAN embodies the belief that true greatness is not about hoarding power or knowledge, but about sharing it.

    “He has always made time to impart his vast experience, teaching not just the technical nuances of the law but also the ethics, resilience, and courage required to stand up for justice.

    “His willingness to pass on wisdom, his openness to fresh ideas, and his steadfast support for young lawyers make him not just a leader but a pillar of the legal profession,” he said.

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