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Badejo-Okusanya wins NBA presidential race, to become asssociation’s first female president in 35 years

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Mrs Badejo-Okusanya will be the second woman to lead the Nigerian Bar in its 66-year-old history, and the first in 35 years since the NBA last had a female president in 1991.

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