Hon. Ezeh Odira has been sworn in into office on 18th November, 2022, at the University of Liberia Auditorium, Monrovia

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Hon. Ezeh Odira who was elected elected Head of Diplomacy and External Affairs for the Federation of African Law Student has been sworn in into office on 18th November, 2022, at the University of Liberia Auditorium, Monrovia,

Hon. Odira Eze is a native of Mbaukwu in Awka South council Area Of Anambra State and has served the church and Mbaukwu community in different capacities currently, the Chairman of Akabor Village, member Constitution Review and Chairman Mbaukwu Political committee.

In a keenly contested election that held on 5th October 2022 in Johannesburg , South Africa, which culminated the end of 2nd Annual Conference of Federation of Africa Law Students, he was declared winner for the office of Diplomacy and External Affairs federation of African Law Student.

Our correspondent Udoka Nwokoye who monitored the swearing -in ceremony via Skype reports that H. E. Siaffa Bahn Kemokai from Liberia was also sworn in as President, alongside His Excellency Monica Tembo a Zimbabwean, also sworn in as Vice President.

Others include Hon. Abigail Ampumuza Dawn from Uganda as Secretary General , Hon. Nokutula Songo a South African as Director of Information and Protocol .

The oath of office was administered by Dr. Cllr Jallah A. Barbu, Dean, Louis Arthur Grimes School of Law, University of Liberia, in the presence of His Honor Yussif D. Kaba, Associate Justice, the Honorable Supreme Court, Republic of Liberia, Ambassadors, members of Diplomatic core, Legal Professionals bodies and delegates across the African continent.

In his speech, Hon. Ezeh thanked all the delegates who supported and voted him , assuring them that courtesy of instrument of legal profession, he strive to advance betterment of humanity.

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