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THE CHRONICLES OF MY LIFE THROUGH THE LEGAL PROFESSION

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The book, ‘The Chronicles of My Life Through the Legal Profession’ is a compilation of some of the numerous legal cases handled by Chief Aigbonosimuan Giwa-Amu, Esq., in his over 30 years in the legal profession, providing free legal services to the indigents. In this book, Chief Giwa-Amu presents to us in a dynamic way cases ranging from murder, manslaughter, rape amongst others in such an emotional way that you would sometimes cry. And like a flip of the coin, you would literally laugh your ribs out with the humour he introduces at intervals. Every chapter ends with a ‘food for thought’ which are expected to act as vital life’s lesson and guiding posts that cannot be ignored by anyone who doesn’t want to miss his or her way in this journey of life. The book is a must have for all story lovers and every young lawyer finding their way in the legal profession.

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Format: paperback
ASIN: B09TF1PWD2
Category: Books > Subjects > Business, Finance & Law > Law
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 24 February 2022
Listed Since: 25 February 2022

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