In the aftermath of the recently concluded Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) Lagos Branch elections, former Vice-Chair Abiye Tam-George has extended a message of gratitude to her supporters and well-wishers. Despite not emerging victorious in the tightly contested race, Tam-George took to her official platform to express appreciation for the overwhelming encouragement, prayers, votes, and financial contributions that fueled her campaign. Her message conveyed a tone of humility and resilience, reflecting on a campaign rooted in integrity, inclusiveness, and hope for a more accountable branch.
Tam-George also congratulated the winners of the election, wishing them wisdom and success as they take on the mantle of leadership within the NBA Lagos Branch. Emphasizing the importance of collective progress, she urged members to remain committed to the ideals of service and professional excellence. “Though the result was not what we had hoped for, the values we stood for remain,” she affirmed, calling on colleagues to press forward with renewed passion for the legal profession and community service.
Read full statement below;
Dear Colleagues, Friends, and Supporters,
The NBA Lagos Branch elections have come to a close, and while the outcome was not in our favour, I remain deeply grateful and proud of the journey we shared.
I extend my sincere congratulations to the winners of the elections.
I wish them success and wisdom in leading our great branch forward.To everyone who stood with me, those who supported, encouraged, prayed, voted, and contributed in various ways, including financially, I say a heartfelt thank you.
Your belief in my vision and your unwavering commitment meant the world to me.
We ran a campaign grounded in integrity, ideas, and hope for a more vibrant, inclusive, and accountable NBA Lagos.
Though the result was not what we had hoped for, the values we stood for remain. Let us continue to serve our noble profession and community with the same passion and purpose.
Onward together,
Abiye Tam-George, MBA, CGAN. Former Vice-Chair
