Lawyers Advise African Countries To Recognise Positives, Not Negatives

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Lawyers at the ongoing Nigerian Bar Association  Conference have called on African Nations to appreciate themselves in the areas where Africans have performed well rather than dwelling on the Negatives.
                                                       President Nana Akufo-Addo

At an Interactive Session, on Monday, Keynote Speaker President Nana Akufo-Addo of Ghana and  the Emir of Kano,  Sanusi Lamido  Sanusi want African Countries to draw references on how to utilise their Services to boost their Economies. Both men also spoke on the Security challenges on the African Continent.
Former Head of State, General Abdulsalami  Abubakar and others also took time out to bare to their minds on other burning issues.
The NBA Conference continues  till Friday

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