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Muiz Banire at 60: Honouring A Legacy of Leadership and Impact

Family, friends, professional colleagues, public sector leaders, and well-wishers across the nation are preparing to celebrate distinguished legal luminary, public servant, and community leader, Dr. Muiz Adeyemi Banire, as he

Dr. Muiz Adeyemi Banire, a distinguished legal luminary and public servant, is set to celebrate his 60th birthday on October 3 and 4, 2026, in a virtual event called the Lagos Leadership Ignite Summit 2026. The diamond jubilee marks six decades of integrity, leadership, legal excellence, and selfless service to humanity.

Over the years, Dr. Banire has held various prominent roles, including Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), academic, former cabinet officer in Lagos State, and influential national figure. His achievements primarily revolve around constitutional law, governance, institutional reform, and youth empowerment. He has also dedicated himself to mentorship and nurturing the next generation of Nigerian professionals.

The keynote speaker for the summit is Dr. Frank Mba, DIG (rtd.), alongside a panel of expert speakers such as Grace Oluwalola, Azuh Arinze, Oyebola Okusanya, Kingsley Madu, Omotade Makinwa, Ayo Owodunni, Lady Adedoja Allen. The summit aims to provide an interactive platform for leadership development, ethical governance, career growth, entrepreneurship, and sustainable community advancement.

Dr. Ayo Adeyemi, CEO of Lorache Consulting, congratulated Dr. Banire on reaching this milestone, emphasizing that turning 60 is an acknowledgment of a leader's enduring impact and unwavering commitment to national development. The organizers invite members of the public, young professionals, legal practitioners, and emerging leaders to join the virtual sessions and celebrate a legal icon while gaining valuable insights for personal and professional growth.

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