#3 2025
We’re proud to present our latest edition of The PALM, dedicated to one of humanity’s most urgent issues, Human Rights.
The PALM at Lawyers Hangout – A Convergence of Growth, Innovation and Networking
On 2nd August 2025, our Editor-in-Chief, Ezekiel Archibong, alongside Assistant Editors Vera Enubianozor and Oluwadamilola Archibong, proudly represented The PALM at the 9th edition of the “Lawyers Hangout” hosted by Legally Yes in Lagos, Nigeria.
Ridwan Oloyede: Africa’s Legal Millennial
Ridwan Oloyede is a Director at the Center for Law and Innovation and the co-founder of Tech Hive Advisory Africa, where he leads the AI governance and technology policy teams, advising companies across Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. He is also a policy advisor and researcher with extensive experience across various thematic areas. Focusing on Africa and contributing to policy development in other parts of the world, he has published and contributed to numerous book chapters, reports, articles, and guides
Blueprint for the Bar: Mapping Your Journey Through Law School
At The People’s Accolade Law Magazine, we understand the pressure, uncertainty, and ambition that accompany life in Law School. From preparing for the Bar Finals to answering the all-important question “What’s next?”, the journey is both demanding and defining.
Geographical Indications: Legally Unlocking Untapped Economic Potentials for a Nation Sitting on Gold – Oluwapelumi Mojolaoluwa Mofoluwawo
Ofada rice is a unique rice variety cultivated by Nigerian farmers and known for its peculiar colour, aroma, and taste. However, it can easily be grown and sold by anyone, anywhere in the world without any benefit to Ofada town in Nigeria, or its farmers. This reflects a broader reality in Nigeria, a nation rich in agricultural and artisanal resources potentially worth billions in intellectual property revenue. Beyond Ofada rice, regional treasures such as the hand-woven Aso Oke, the Benue Yams, the Adire textiles, and Garri Ijebu, amongst others, remain unprotected
The StarLight: June 2025 Edition
The PALM proudly presents its StarLight June 2025 Edition, a vibrant reaffirmation of our commitment to nurturing a space where law students can shine. This edition features an exclusive interview with Emmanuella Amoako Kwatia, a third-year law student at the University of Professional Studies, Accra, and a passionate writer with over 16 published articles.
Chioma Wilson-Dike: Africa’s Legal Millennial
Chioma Wilson-Dike is not just a lawyer; she is a builder of legal infrastructure for the future. A cross-border regulatory expert, ESG strategist, and RegTech founder, Chioma is at the forefront of merging legal intelligence, AI, and sustainable compliance. With over seven years of experience spanning elite law firms, Big Four consulting, and multinational corporations, she has built a career marked by technical depth, systems thinking, and visionary leadership.
The StarLight: April 2025 Edition
The PALM proudly presents its StarLight April 2025 Edition, a dynamic collection of thought-provoking articles and inspiring stories that spotlight the brightest minds shaping the future of law. This edition features an exclusive interview with Oreoluwa Adejumo, a rising legal star and recipient of multiple prestigious awards, including the King & Spalding Spirit of Jessup Award 2024, the National Tax Debate 2024, the Taiwo Afolabi Annual Maritime Competition (2024 & 2023), and the Energy Expo 2023. In the interview, Oreoluwa shares her remarkable journey, challenges, and vision for a more inclusive and innovative legal landscape in Nigeria.
Charting New Frontiers: Charles Emejuo’s Global Journey in Law, Policy & Technology
From Lagos to Illinois, Chukwuemezie Charles Emejuo is redefining what it means to be a 21st-century legal professional, one who bridges continents, disciplines, and generations through law, innovation, and service.
Amanda Nneoma Uzoagba: Africa’s Legal Millennial
Amanda Nneoma Uzoagba the Award-Winning Author, Entertainment Lawyer, Creative Business Consultant, Educator, Podcaster, and Public Speaker is our feature in this millennial edition. She is currently a Legal Executive at EbonyLife Limited as her legal practice is majorly focused on the Entertainment and Creative Industry. She has gathered more than 8 years of experience in the Entertainment Industry starting as a blogger, dancer and PR expert for Record Labels before she was called to bar and she continued in the industry as an Entertainment Lawyer and Creative Business Consultant thereafter. She holds a law degree (LLB) from the University of Nigeria Nsukka (UNN) and was called to bar in 2017.
