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Meet Nigeria’s youngest senior advocate, Michael Numa

NewsdeskBy NewsdeskDecember 19, 2022Updated:December 19, 2022No Comments2 Mins Read
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Michael Numa aged 37 is the youngest after the Legal Practitioners’ Privilege Committee announced the names of 53 successful applicants for consideration as Senior Advocates of Nigeria (SAN) a few months ago.

The SAN is the highest rank in the legal profession.

Among those conferred with the title included 37-year-old Michael Jonathan Numa, he youngest SAN as at today in Nigeria.

Requirements for SANship

Among requirements for the conferment of SANship is prosecuted to judgement level 20 cases at the High Court, five at the Court of Appeal and four at the Supreme Court in the last ten years.

Also, applicant must have a modern office with a well-stocked library and a minimum of five junior lawyers and competent non-legal staff.

Numa’s background

Numa hail from Bayelsa state and attended the elta State University where he obtained the Bachelor of Law in 2008. He was called to the Bar as a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria in 2010. In 2013, he obtained a Master of Laws (LL.M) in International Business Law from the prestigious Queen Mary University of London.

He also completed the International Comparative Arbitration course at Queen Mary University. In 2018, Michael concluded a certificate program on U.S. Business Law from the University of Pennsylvania School of Law. Numa is the Managing Partner of M.J Numa & Partners LLP.

Numa has advised several corporate and high net individual clients in complex commercial transactions such as corporate restructuring, corporate finance, acquisitions, insurance claims, power purchase agreements, gas trading agreements, regulatory compliance, secured finance and other corporate transactions.

He is tested for trying some recondite and novel disputes in all superior courts up to the Supreme Court of Nigeria. He has equally appeared as counsel before several local and international arbitral tribunal. In 2021 he was ranked Top 50 Global Influencers in International Dispute Resolution by Prime Dispute, ranking Number:22 on the list by virtue of the outlook on his work on international dispute resolution.

In 2022 he equally ranked in the top 60 Global Influencers in Global Dispute Resolutions. He is a member of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), International Bar Association (IBA) and Fellow of the Prime Dispute, United Kingdom (FDP) and Member of the School of International Arbitration London, United Kingdom.

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