The soul lifting information of an eighty-year-old Pius Chuka Enebeli, admitted to the Nigerian Bar, shows that age must not be a barrier to a worthy dream. The latest
The latest wig was among the 2,259 lawyers currently called to the Bar in Abuja, after effectively passing the Bar final examinations, held in April. Halima Buhari, the daughter of President Muhammadu Buhari was among those newly wigged with Mr. Enebeli.
Olanrewaju Onadeko, Law school Director said the 80-year-old man is the oldest wig ever produced by the Nigerian law practice admitting school
We salute Mr. Enebeli for this history making achievement and wish him many prosperous years in his new profession. His achievement is an epic one, no doubt and we recommend his tenacity to fellow Nigerians. If an 80-year- guy can do it, so can every other person, once there is determination. Mr. Enebe obviously must have had successes in other endeavors making this another 
If an 80-year- guy can do it, so can every other person, once there is determination. Mr. Enebe obviously must have had successes in other endeavors making this another epaulette on his shoulder. His new achievement must inspire us all.
Mr. Enebeli’s example has shown that age ought not be a barrier to learning and education and should serve as a tonic for those Nigerians that are lazy and redundant. We now have a government making changes in all spheres of our lives which we should support to transform our lives and economy. When we show the attitude and aptitude as Mr. Enebeli had shown, the government should give the encouragement and support. Support in
We now have a government making changes in all spheres of our lives which we should support to transform our lives and economy. When we show the attitude and aptitude as Mr. Enebeli had shown, the government should give the encouragement and support. Support in form of finance, enabling environment and infrastructure. In these days of internet and advance in technology, it should not be too hard to move forward and join other developed countries at the top.
In these days of internet and advance in technology, it should not be too hard to move forward and join other developed countries at the top.
In all probability, Mr. Enebeli might have suffered a whole lot of inconveniences to get his wig.This speaks volumes of his doughty character and indomitable spirit . For him to have gone through the rigor of 4 or 5 years university education and another 1 year in the law school at such age says much of the man’s character and discipline. To have done this, competing with others young enough to be his
For him to have gone through the rigor of 4 or 5 years university education and another 1 year in the law school at such age says much of the man’s character and discipline. To have done this, competing with others young enough to be his grand-children and not bowing out must have been a result of raw determination and perseverance. We raise our hat for this new wig.
Mr. Enebeli merits all the accolades, and his accomplishment should serve as inspiration to the present generation, especially those of them who no longer believe in hard work and personal sacrifice. This should also serve as a lesson to our public officers, who are seeking wealth without sweat, those who plunder the nation’s resources as though there is no life after public service. Also a lesson for those building
This should also serve as a lesson to our public officers, who are seeking wealth without sweat, those who plunder the nation’s resources as though there is no life after public service. Also a lesson for those building financial empire for generations unborn thereby discouraging those coming from working for their own wealth.
The story of the brand new wig is the stuff which legends are made. He has company in former head of state, President Olusegun Obasanjo who has written many books and got his masters from Nigeria Open University and who is reputed to be gunning for his doctorate. Another example is the former USA secretary of state, Henry Kessinger who still writes at very old age of 91.
There is no reason to suggest that the new wig will slow down. During the call to the bar, he stood for most of the time to prove he was healthy and strong enough to practice in the court.
The octogenarian who is the first to acquire a law degree in his family, and the third in his hometown of Aboh, Delta State says he will go straight to advocacy.
We wish him well and recommend his tenacity to Nigerians.
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