Ex-Mr Tourism Nigeria, Ayilola Gbenga called to Nigerian bar

Ayilola Oluwagbenga Emmanuel, a Movie Producer, Actor, and Business Tycoon, has been called to the Nigerian Bar.

Starnews Nigeria reports that Barrister Ayilola shared the news via his WhatsApp Status on Tuesday with pictures and video of himself and friends dressed in the ceremonial wig and gown.

Ayilola, the winner of Mr Tourism Nigeria 2018, said, “It is now official! To the glory of God, I am now a Barrister and Solicitor of the Supreme Court of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. I thank God for everything and I appreciate my parents and family most especially my mother of blessed memory”.

The producer of “GoSolo Movie” said that his new feat will be used to impact society.

“This new feat that was added to me today will be used to impact society to be a better place to live”, he added.

The 2022 Call to Bar ceremony was held in Abuja with 4,691 new lawyers inducted into the legal profession.

Graduands from the Nigerian Law School adorned the wig and robe as new lawyers at the event organised by the Body of Benchers.

Their graduation followed the Bar final examinations held in August this year.

The event has in attendance various professionals in the judiciary sector.

Ayilola, is the current CEO of G-Afric Crypto and Logistics LTD and the CEO of G_NEE Production Limited.

 

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