Members of the Nigerian Law School Class of 2009 are set to reunite in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, for their 2026 Reunion Dinner, scheduled to hold during the Nigerian Bar Association Annual General Conference.
According to a notice issued by the NLS Class of 2009 Coordinating Team, the reunion will take place on Tuesday, August 25, 2026, at The Grace Place Events Centre, 3B Evo Road, GRA Phase II, Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
The event is scheduled to commence at 5:00 p.m.
The reunion, themed around the spirit of “Reminisce, Reconnect, Reignite,” is expected to bring together lawyers who attended and graduated from the Nigerian Law School in 2009 for an evening of fellowship, networking and celebration.
The gathering will also provide members of the class with an opportunity to reflect on their shared journey since leaving Law School and to celebrate 17 years of legal practice, professional growth and service.
The Coordinating Team said the dinner is expected to attract members of the 2009 class from different parts of Nigeria as well as colleagues in the diaspora who will be in Port Harcourt during the NBA Annual General Conference.
Members have been encouraged to use the occasion to reconnect with old colleagues, strengthen professional and personal relationships and renew the bonds developed during their period at the Nigerian Law School.
The reunion forms part of the social activities expected around the period of the 2026 NBA Annual General Conference, which is holding in Port Harcourt.
The organisers stressed that attendance at the dinner is strictly restricted to members of the Nigerian Law School Class of 2009.
Members seeking further information, inquiries or confirmation of attendance have been advised to contact the Coordinating Team through the following telephone numbers: 08066070855, 08028896543, 08036701230, 08030581025 and 08037993330.
The organisers urged all eligible members, both within Nigeria and abroad, to make plans to attend and participate in what is expected to be a memorable reunion of the 2009 Law School class.
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