The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) has announced that renowned governance expert and public policy strategist, Charles Omole, will be speaking at its highly anticipated 2025 Annual General Conference (AGC). Scheduled to hold in Lagos, the Conference, themed “Stand Out, Stand Tall,” will gather leading voices from the legal, policy, and business sectors to discuss forward-thinking ideas shaping the profession and society at large. Omole’s session, titled “Disruptive Artificial Intelligence,” will focus on the transformative impact of AI on law, governance, and justice delivery.
Known for his incisive analysis on legal reform and institutional efficiency, Omole is expected to delve into how emerging AI technologies are reshaping traditional legal processes, from research and case management to contract drafting and dispute resolution. He will explore both the opportunities and challenges AI presents, urging legal professionals to adapt their skills, ethics, and practice models to remain relevant in a rapidly evolving technological landscape. His insights are anticipated to help participants navigate the thin line between innovation and regulation in the AI era.
The NBA says Omole’s inclusion in the AGC lineup reflects its commitment to equipping Nigerian lawyers with the knowledge and tools to excel in an increasingly digital and competitive world. As the legal profession confronts global trends in automation and intelligent systems, his address is set to inspire delegates to embrace technology as an ally rather than a threat—living up to the Conference’s call for practitioners to stand out and stand tall.
