George Weah, the former President of Liberia, addressed the Nigerian Bar Association. He emphasized the need for the association to promote justice and uphold the rule of law. Weah believes this is crucial for the development of Africa.
The former president spoke at the association's recent conference, where he outlined steps the association can take. His speech focused on the importance of shedding mediocrity and standing firm for justice.
Further details about Weah's speech and the conference are available from the source, including his thoughts on Nigeria's role in Africa's growth.
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