“Emmanuel Nwobodo is The Pioneer International President and Founder of The Federation Of African Law Students'(FALAS)(www.falas.org); Africa’s apex pan-African legal students body as recognized by the African Bar Association(shorturl.at/dxEI4).

Having previously served as The National President of the Law Students’ Association of Nigeria (LAWSAN), He led the Association into what is today, referred to as the Golden Era by bringing the Association to public admiration even during the pandemic. Standing out amongst his numerous achievements during his stint was meeting with the Vice President of Nigeria, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo who expressed his astonishment at the thoughtfulness behind the initiatives championed by Emmanuel’s leadership(https://rb.gy/hd8c2r), securing audience and partnership and mentorship for LAWSAN with the President of the International Bar Association(https://rb.gy/csjn2c), the African Bar Association, The Nigerian Bar Association, providing Covid-19 palliatives to communities(https://bit.ly/3E6XzDz), amongst others.

He equally organized a virtual town hall meeting which saw over 13,000 young Nigerians converse with distinguished political office holders including the Vice President(https://bit.ly/3d3Y1Xy), secured scholarship and entrepreneurship support grant, etc. Through his passion of touching the lives of the younger generation, his administration at LAWSAN organized the largest outreach by any student body in Nigeria which was tagged LAWSANGoesToSchool(https://bit.ly/3FTZnAg).

Emmanuel’s leadership initiatives has earned the commendation of the Federal Government of Nigeria amongst other international & national legal, paralegal and non-legal organizations and has been featured and recognized as Africa’s Top Rated Student Leader by The People’s Accolade Law Magazine(PALM)(https://rb.gy/kzg44x); one of Africa’s most popular widely read/celebrated magazines. Currently, he holds the record as the youngest African to ever keynote an address at an Annual Conference of The African Bar Association, and marking the epoch of his administration at FALAS, was hosting her median International Conference In Accra Ghana which had Nine countries across Africa in attendance to deliberate on Pan African issues.”