NGDr Monday Ubani, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria and former Chairman of the Nigerian Bar Association Section on Public Interest and Development Law, has officially graduated with a Doctor of Philosophy in Law from Babcock University, making him the institution's top-performing PhD graduate in Law. He shared that his academic pursuit was postponed due to family obligations, professional duties, and personal challenges. Initially planning to begin his PhD immediately after obtaining his master’s degree, Ubani delayed his studies upon receiving advice to pursue opportunities abroad. He eventually resumed his academic journey after his children completed their university educations. Ubani highlighted the difficulty of balancing his legal practice, family responsibilities, and research requirements, noting that statistical analysis was a significant hurdle. He expressed aspirations to combine legal practice with an academic career, having already published seven scholarly articles.
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