Mentorship Session for Young Lawyers

In June 2026, Hon. Justice J.K. Omotosho called me out in open court because of a Facebook post I wrote.

In front of a full gallery of lawyers

including a Senior Advocate.

He'd seen my posts on Facebook and wanted to know if I knew the answer.

I stood up. I cited Section 216 of the ACJA and Osareren v FRN without flinching.

He nodded.

"Thank you. That's the correct position."

It was my first ever amicus curiae moment as a young lawyer.

That didn't happen because I got lucky.

It happened because I knew certain things about litigation that Law School does not teach.

On October 17th, I'm teaching you exactly that.

I’m that lawyer who got my first judgment at the Bar the same year I was called to the Bar.

I faced a SAN for the first time as a New Wig and escaped cost in the sum of N250, 000

I have faced two SANs across the bar with nothing but a notepad and my instincts.

I have secured almost 100 judgments ever since 2022 when I started practice.

So, listen. 

I know my stuff.

THIS IS WHAT I’LL TEACH YOU: 👇🏻👇🏻

— How to announce your appearance properly.

— How to make oral applications, submissions and common requests in open Court.

— How to move a Motion properly + how and when to move in terms.

— How to respond to unanticipated objections from opposing counsel.

— How to apply for & obtain a Certified True Copy of proceedings at the Court Registry.

— How to prepare for every court appearance, including what to wear & what to do when a case file lands in your hands on the morning of trial.

— Important questions to ask a witness during Examination-in-Chief and Cross-Examination.

— 21 courtroom phrases you need to know.

— How to draft a Motion on Notice and Motion Ex Parte.

— How to comport yourself and speak to Court staff, fellow counsel and your client in a way that commands respect.

This Class is for you if:

You got called to bar recently and have no one to mentor you.

You are a law student who does not know if litigation is for you.

You've been away from litigation and need to find your footing again without embarrassing yourself.

You want to solidify your litigation skills.

Again… Why learn from me?

I am 6 years post-call.

I have prosecuted 100+ court cases with success.

I am the No. 1 LinkedIn thought leader in Law & Justice globally.

I learned most of what I will teach you by standing in that courtroom alone, figuring it out in real time, with real consequences.

You do not have to learn it that way.

Invest in yourself.