Moot competitions, memorial lectures, socials, and the programmes that bring the chambers together year-round.
The recurring events that define a year in JNAC — some annual, some termly, each building the character of the chambers.
An inter-university moot competition held in honour of the late Justice Nsima Peters Akpabio, drawing chambers from across the region to argue before a bench of practising advocates.
A day of talks, panels, and workshops pairing advocates with practitioners and alumni on the realities of legal practice beyond the classroom.
A showcase of research, essays, and legal writing from advocates across all classes — the chambers' running exhibition of original scholarship.
A legal writing and advocacy contest testing precision, persuasion, and command of language on a live brief.
Internal moot rounds that give every class a courtroom to test their advocacy before the inter-chamber season begins.
Sport, food, and fellowship — the informal side of chamber life that keeps three hundred advocates a community, not just a competition roster.
Dates for the current session. Times and venues are confirmed closer to each date via the chambers' official channels.
Opening showcase of the term's research and legal writing submissions from all directorates.
Internal moot rounds for the current session, judged by senior advocates and members of the executive council.
A full day of panels and workshops with alumni and practitioners on litigation, corporate practice, and legal-tech careers.
The chambers' flagship inter-university moot competition, held in memory of Justice Nsima Peters Akpabio.
Family bond, dance, games, karaoke, and giveaways at Christmas Village on Wednesday, September 9th — advocates turned out in maroon, white, black, red, and pink.
A relaxed afternoon away from moot rounds and deadlines — baskets, games, karaoke, and a giveaway to close things out in style.
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