The Woman's Mind.

Though in the legal profession, there is no lady at the Bar, but Gentlemen in skirts, I saw a need to look underneath this and discuss the issues peculiar to women in the legal profession. This is an interesting Interview with an inspiring Icon, she who have gone from years of active Court Room practice, as a women in Nigeria,and now to the "Bench". IT IS A MUST READ For women in active law practice. For young women aspiring for a career in Law. For men with spouses in active Law practice. And for parents too! …promises to be an interesting read. Read on. (WE SKIP THE INTRODUCTORY PART FOR OBVIOUS REASONS) WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT WAYS BY WHICH LAW CAN BE PRACTICED IN NIGERIA? First and foremost, every Lawyer is trained to be a Barrister and Solicitor, and it depends on what branch you want to take. In recent times, specialization is the in-thing and at the beginning you should be able to tell yourself “this is what I want to be”. There are two apex of the p...

The goal: To leave the world better than we met it! Using NYSC and the CDS platform, we see a story of sacrificial and selfless service to humanity. Ezinne is living her future, now. Putting joy in the hearts of young people and smiles on their faces, We see how she bravely tackles the sexual and reproductive health challenges facing girls in the Northern part of Nigeria. We too can put our passion to work just like Ezinne! CAN WE KNOW YOU? My name is Ezinne Anizoba Linda. I graduated from University of Nigeria, Nzukka. That was in 2013. I studied Pharmacy. I just finished my Service(NYSC) and I hope to get a job and start working, my hobbies includes reading and offering some community services. WHAT IS YOUR PERCEPTION OF THE NATIONAL YOUTH SERVICE CORPS? NYSC is a really beautiful scheme, I used to doubt the need for it till I came into it, and completed the activities of the scheme. I could confidently say it is a wonderful scheme. The point is, it may not be for eve...