Rapulu Ernest Nduka has outlined his vision for a more efficient and responsive Secretariat, emphasizing the need for enforceable timelines, public accountability, and improved service delivery within the . Drawing on his experience as a former National Publicity Secretary of the Association, former Secretary and Publicity Secretary of the NBA Onitsha Branch, and a past member of the General Council of the Bar, Nduka stated that the time has come to move from prolonged processes to measurable performance.
According to the General Secretary candidate, members of the Bar deserve a Secretariat that delivers results promptly and consistently. He advocated for the introduction of a Service Charter that would establish clear standards for responsiveness and accountability, ensuring that administrative functions are carried out within defined timelines. Nduka maintained that effective leadership should be measured by outcomes rather than promises, adding that a culture of timely service delivery would strengthen confidence in the Association and enhance the overall experience of members nationwide.
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From Delay to Delivery. From Process Performance.
Dr. Rapulu Ernest Nduka
* National Publicity Secretary, Nigerian Bar Association (2020–2022) under the administration of Olumide Akpata
* Secretary, NBA Onitsha Branch (2016–2018)
* Publicity Secretary, NBA Onitsha Branch (2014-2016)
* Past Member, General Council of the Bar
A proven servant-leader with a track record of transforming ideas into action
Today, he asks the Nigerian Bar for something rarer than promises:
A Secretariat governed by enforceable timelines.
A Secretariat driven by public accountability.
A Secretariat guided by a Service Charter that makes timely delivery the standard, not the exception.
Because members deserve more than processes that linger.
They deserve results that arrive.
Vote for Performance.
Vote for Timelines.
Vote for Results.
Dr. Rapulu Ernest Nduka
Candidate for the Office of General Secretary, Nigerian Bar Association
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