About
Barrister & SolicitorEmail:ngozi@admirallaw.caDirect Line: 403-444-1163 ext. 205Ngozi is an Associate with Admiral Law who works closely with Tiro and Kristina on a wide range of client matters. Ngozi practiced as a corporate and commercial lawyer for over a decade in Nigeria prior to moving to Canada with her family. She was called to Alberta Bar in 2020 after completing her NCA and articling with a boutique commercial litigation law firm in Calgary.Ngozi is passionate about providing the best services to her clients. Being exposed to varied practice areas helps her to offer creative solutions to client issues. She currently volunteers with The Consumer Debt Negotiation Project at the University of Calgary Public Interest Law Clinic. Ngozi serves on the boards of companies in Nigeria including VFD Group Plc.In her free time, Ngozi enjoys watching soccer games, playing trivia games and spending quality time with her family. Ngozi is an Associate with Admiral Law who works closely with Tiro and Kristina on a wide range of client matters. Ngozi practiced as a corporate and commercial lawyer for over a decade in Nigeria prior to moving to Canada with her family. She was called to Alberta Bar in 2020 after completing her NCA and articling with a boutique commercial litigation law firm in Calgary. Ngozi is passionate about providing the best services to her clients. Being exposed to varied practice areas helps her to offer creative solutions to client issues. She currently volunteers with The Consumer Debt Negotiation Project at the University of Calgary Public Interest Law Clinic. Ngozi serves on the boards of companies in Nigeria including VFD Group Plc.
Education
La Sabana University
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