In a significant move to strengthen ties within the Muslim legal community, the Chairman of the Muslim Lawyers’ Association of Nigeria (MULAN), FCT Chapter, Al-Bashir Lawal Likko, Esq., led a delegation of executive committee members and association representatives on a courtesy visit to the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) at the Federal Ministry of Justice, Abuja, M. B. Abubakar, Esq.
The visit, which took place as part of the chapter’s strategic outreach, underscored the executive committee’s commitment to fostering collaboration with key stakeholders in the legal profession. Chairman Likko emphasised that the engagement was aimed at familiarising the executive with pivotal offices in the legal landscape, seeking support, and drawing from the wealth of experience of senior legal practitioners to guide the association’s vision and ongoing projects.
In response, the DPP, M. B. Abubakar, Esq., expressed his gratitude for the visit and commended the chairman’s leadership. He assured the delegation of his unwavering support for the administration and its initiatives, acknowledging the critical role MULAN plays in promoting ethical practice and unity within the legal community.
He further encouraged Chairman Likko to continue on the path of excellence and dedication he had demonstrated since assuming office, reaffirming that such proactive leadership was essential for the growth and advancement of the association and its members.
The visit marks a pivotal step in MULAN FCT Chapter’s agenda to build robust relationships with influential legal institutions, setting a solid foundation for future collaborations aimed at driving positive change and professional development within the Muslim legal fraternity.