CALL FOR PAPERS: BOOK LAUNCH IN HONOUR OF HRH, ALH. (RTD. JUSTICE) IBRAHIM SULU-GAMBARI, CFR

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The leadership of National Association of Kwara State Law Students (NAKLAS – National Headquarters) has formally announced a Call for Papers for a forthcoming commemorative book in honour of His Royal Highness, Alhaji (Dr.) Ibrahim Sulu-Gambari, CFR, the 11th Emir of Ilorin and retired Justice of the Court of Appeal.

The president of the association, H.E. AbdulRauf AbdulBasit, has unveiled book title as “The Bar, The Bench, & The Crown: A Living Legend’s Contribution to Law and Justice in Nigeria“, designed to highlight His Lordship’s enduring contributions to the Nigerian legal system and his remarkable role in traditional leadership.

In line with this vision, scholars, law students, legal practitioners, and researchers are invited to submit original and unpublished papers. Submissions are expected to critically analyse or review landmark cases delivered by Rtd. Justice Sulu-Gambari during his distinguished judicial career.

  • Deadline: 21st September, 2025
  • Submission to: naklasnational@gmail.com
  • Guidelines: Available on the Call for Papers flyer circulated alongside this report.
CALL FOR PAPERS: BOOK LAUNCH IN HONOUR OF HRH, ALH. (RTD. JUSTICE) IBRAHIM SULU-GAMBARI, CFR

The Editorial Committee of NAKLAS (NHQ) emphasized that the forthcoming publication is not only intended to honour the legacy of Justice Sulu-Gambari but also to provide a lasting scholarly resource for the wider legal community in Nigeria and beyond.

The association expressed confidence that the book will attract diverse perspectives and quality contributions that reflect the depth of Justice Sulu-Gambari’s impact on law and justice.

For further enquiries, please contact:

Editorial Committee, NAKLAS (NHQ)
+234 810 065 5609 | +234 809 061 7514

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