The much-anticipated NBA-ICLE Data Protection Training is set to begin today, October 23, 2023, at 2 p.m., and it promises to be an educational extravaganza for legal professionals. With over 5,000 lawyers already registered and expressing interest in participating, the course is generating significant buzz.
In preparation for this event, the NBA-ICLE has revealed a star-studded lineup of facilitators, ensuring that attendees will receive insights from a diverse range of experts in the field. The facilitators include prominent figures from the bench, the bar, and regulatory bodies, making this a unique opportunity to gain a comprehensive understanding of data protection in Nigeria and the global landscape.
Some of the notable facilitators for this four-day training course include:
•Prof. Adedeji Adekunle, SAN – Project Lead at Juritrust Centre for Sociolegal Research and Documentation.
•Olukayode Enitan, SAN – Managing Partner at Enitan LP.
•Uche Val Obi, SAN – Managing Partner at Alliance Law Firm.
•Babatunde Bamigboye – Head of Legal at Nigeria Data Protection Commission.
•Justice Ibironke Harrison – Judge at the High Court of Lagos State.
•Mrs. Jumoke Lambo – Partner at UUBO.
•Hadiza Dagabana – General Director, Legal, Regulatory, and Compliance Services/Secretary at the National Identity Management Commission.
•Olumide Babalola – Author of Privacy and Data Protection Law in Nigeria.
•Moji Ogunlana-Nkanga – Partner at MON Legal.
The impressive mix of facilitators underscores the NBA-ICLE’s commitment to providing trainees with a holistic view of the evolving data protection landscape, both within Nigeria and on the international stage.
The best part is that this training course is being offered completely free of charge, a testament to the NBA-ICLE’s dedication to enhancing legal knowledge and fostering professional growth in the legal community. Registration is still open at https://tinyurl.com/4fz43wrd
With such a distinguished group of facilitators and a vast number of eager participants, the NBA-ICLE Data Protection Training is poised to be a monumental event that could significantly impact the legal profession’s understanding of data protection in the digital age, and this is an opportunity that legal professionals won’t want to miss.
