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CJN bans use of ‘Barrister’ title as name prefix at Supreme Court

Punch Nigeria about 6 hours 1 mins read

The Chief Justice of Nigeria has banned the use of ‘Barrister’ as a name prefix at the Supreme Court, effective immediately. Learn more about this directiv Read More: https://punchng.com/cjn-bans-use-of-barrister-title-as-name-prefix-at-supreme-court/

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