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Redcarpet Protocol: Setting the Gold Standard at the NBA Conference in Enugu
When the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) announced Enugu as the host city for its annual conference, expectations were naturally high. The gathering, which draws some of the most respected voices in the legal profession, is more than just a meeting; it is a stage where ideas are debated, policies shaped, and networks strengthened. But beyond the conversations and speeches, the true success of any conference rests on its planning, order, and delivery. This year, that responsibility rested on the shoulders of Redcarpet Protocol, and they delivered with excellence.
From the very first day, delegates and dignitaries could feel the difference. Registration, often a pressure point at large gatherings, was handled with smooth efficiency. Attendees were guided with clarity, creating a stress free arrival experience that set the tone for the days ahead. Behind the scenes, Redcarpet Protocol had mapped out every detail, ensuring no aspect was left to chance.
The flow of sessions was seamless, with timing and transitions executed almost like clockwork. Guest movement, security coordination, and protocol arrangements for high profile figures were managed discreetly but effectively, reinforcing the companyâs reputation for precision.
What makes Redcarpet Protocol stand out is not just their organizational skills, but their ability to add a personal touch. Delegates noted the warm hospitality and the attentiveness of the event staff, small details that made a big difference. For a profession built on order and respect, the conference reflected exactly those values in its atmosphere.
Many NBA members and invited guests commended the flawless planning. âThe event was a true reflection of what the NBA stands for professionalism, dignity, and excellence,â one senior lawyer remarked. Such feedback underscores the role Redcarpet Protocol played in ensuring that the focus remained where it should be: on the ideas and issues that matter most to the legal community.
As the curtains closed in Enugu, one thing was clear: the NBA Conference will be remembered not only for its debates and decisions but also for the flawless execution that made it possible. And for that, credit goes to Redcarpet Protocol, the masterminds behind the scenes.
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Tin City Warms Up for President Tinubu as North Central Embraces Renewed Hope
By Sunday Dare
When President Bola Ahmed Tinubu berths on the plains and rolling hills that dominate the Jos landscape tomorrow, he will meet a people resourceful, friendly and resilient but weighed down by conflict, yet unbowed by adversity.
So, tommorrow, national attention turns to the Plateau- a locale laden with history and rich with potential. From the tin mines that gave the city of Jos its name, to the Irish potato, strawberry farms and beetroot plantations that dot its landscape, Jos remains a land of promise—truly the Home of Peace and Tourism.
Jos is also deeply woven into Nigeria’s political history. Plateau is home to towering figures such as Generals JD Gomwalk, Yakubu Gowon, John Shagaya, Joshua Dogoyaro, and Jerry Useni. Solomon Lar, Senator Ibrahim Mantu and numerous others also stand tall in the annals Plateau political history.
Jos was also the rallying ground of the famed Langtang Mafia—a group of influential military officers from Langtang in Plateau State who, at the height of their power, played a significant role in Nigeria’s political and military affairs.
The story of Jos is both exciting and excruciating. The city lost its innocence some two and a half decades ago, when the popular Terminus Market was reduced to rubble through acts of arson and looting.
Thus at the turn of the millennium by 2001, Jos—and by extension, Plateau—was thrown into a cycle of unending conflict. Ethnic tensions, clothed in religious garb, tore through the city and spread across the state, dragging Jos into an abyss of violence, almost of Kigali proportions. Peace gave way to war, and tourism jaunts became undertakings to the undertaker.
Yet Jos has never surrendered. Every time it is written off, it rises again—scarred, but resilient. With its multi-ethnic, multi-religious fabric, the Plateau continues to trudge on in pursuit of peace, development, and egalitarian ideals.
It was here, in Jos, that Nigeria’s democratic resurgence was birthed. The historic SDP convention, where late General Shehu Yar’Adua and Chief Moshood Abiola held sway, took place in this city. Jos gave political life to Abiola, our hero of democracy in 1992
Now, thirty three years later, another hero of democracy and of the June 12 struggle returns to the Plateau. President Tinubu’s return and visit to Plateau State is not just to honor the transition to glory of Nana Lydia Yilwatda, the mother of the APC National Chairman.
It is a visit that carries deeper meaning—one of empathy, solidarity, and renewed hope for a people who have endured decades of turmoil. It is a mission to preach peace, console the bereaved, bind wounds, and assure Plateau of its central place in the Nigerian project.
Mr President comes not just to mourn, but to reconnect. He comes to parley with the North Central, to commiserate with a people who have suffered, and to extend the hand of renewed hope. That Renewed Hope is laying a solid foundation as evidenced by Naira at N1,455 per dollar, rising Foreign Reserves at $43bn, Trade surplus heading for N25tr. Revenues up 411% and Inflation down to about 20 per cent. Over 600,000 students benefiting from NELFUND.
This visit is more than ceremonial. It is a journey into the very soul of a people who have known pain, yet remain resilient; a land scarred by conflict, yet still brimming with hope and promise. As the Tin City opens its arms, Jos will not just receive the President—it will receive a message of solidarity, healing, and renewal.
Tomorrow is about remembering the glorious past, confronting the present, and charting a path to a peaceful and prosperous Plateau within a united Nigeria. With President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, Jos once again stands at the intersection of history and destiny.
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