By: Melvin Flomo
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MONROVIA, LIBERIA — Former Liberian President George Manneh Weah has been honored by the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) during a gathering in Port Harcourt, Nigeria, where he served as keynote speaker.
The event brought together members of the Nigerian legal community and provided a platform for the former Liberian leader to share his reflections and message with legal professionals.
In recognition of his participation and contribution to the gathering, the Nigerian Bar Association presented Weah with a token of appreciation, expressing gratitude for his presence and willingness to engage with its members.
During his keynote address, Weah urged members of the legal profession to uphold excellence, dedication, integrity, and a strong commitment to service. His message was warmly received by participants, who thanked him for his words of encouragement.
Members of the association also reaffirmed their commitment to professional excellence, pledging to continue giving their best and going beyond expectations in the discharge of their responsibilities.
Weah’s participation in the gathering highlights his continued engagement with regional and international institutions following his presidency. The occasion also served as an opportunity to strengthen the longstanding relationship between Liberia and Nigeria while emphasizing the values of leadership, professionalism, and service.
The recognition by the Nigerian Bar Association adds to Weah’s post-presidential engagements and reflects the former Liberian leader’s continued presence on regional and international platforms.
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