ABOUT THE CHAMBERS
For many reasons, 1990 was a remarkable year. Chief among the reasons being, it was the year Barrister Niyi Idowu and his team of pioneers, founded The Radiant Justice Chambers, a chambers designed for the purpose of mentoring future lawyers who desire to be ‘frontliners’ in both theoretical and procedural aspects of law without prejudice to truth and equity.
The chambers is committed to developing its membership while emphasizing the acquisition of soft skills such as empathy and teamwork that are evidently in scarce supply in our society. As a matter of practice, we continually expose our members to the emerging areas of law through means of Moot and mock competition, symposia, debate training e.t.c. We strive to enhance the capabilities of our members in anticipation of their participation in global affairs.
In order to bring the objectives of the chambers to reality, we organize both in-house and general programs which are specifically tailored to bridge the information gap between the future lawyers and the legal profession. These programmes include:
1. MOST VERSATILE FRESHMAN
2. INTRA CHAMBERS DEBATE COMPETITION
3. INTER CHAMBERS CLIENT COUNSELING COMPETITION
4. NATIONAL MOOT AND MOCK COMPETITON
5. IN-HOUSE SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS
6. MASTERCLASS ON ASPECTS OF LAW e.t.c
The Chambers has a community of reputable patrons. Our Grand Patron is the Dean faculty of law Obafemi Awolowo University and our notable patrons also include Barrister Niyi Idowu, Chief Wole Olanipekun (S.A.N), Professor Ademola Popoola and Chief Anthony Idigbe (S.A.N).
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