NBA Congratulates Efua Ghartey’s Historic Election as Ghana Bar Association’s First Female President
Oru Leonard
In a heartfelt congratulatory message, Mazi Afam Osigwe, SAN, President of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), hailed Efua Ghartey’s groundbreaking election as the first female President of the Ghana Bar Association. This milestone marks a significant victory for women in law and leadership across Africa.
Osigwe praised Ghartey’s dedication to justice, equality, and the rule of law, noting that her election shatters long-standing barriers and inspires women to pursue leadership roles. He emphasized that her achievement demonstrates that gender is no limitation to greatness in leadership.
The NBA President expressed enthusiasm for working closely with Ghartey and the Ghana Bar Association, anticipating that her vision and progressive approach will strengthen legal systems, foster collaboration, and unity among African legal bodies.
According to Mazi Osigwe, “Your election represents a beacon of progress, demonstrating that the principles of equality, competence, and dedication can pave the way for transformative leadership in our profession. It is indeed a testament to your unwavering commitment, years of distinguished service, and your profound dedication to justice and the rule of law.”
Osigwe concluded by wishing Ghartey a tenure marked by groundbreaking achievements, inspiring generations to come. This celebratory message reflects the Nigerian Bar Association’s commitment to promoting justice, equality, and leadership across Africa.
