JUUC launches chambers Whatsapp TV, Promises to ensure proper dissemination of information.

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      In a bid to ensure proper dissemination of information and to ensure a wider media coverage, The Justice Udo Udoma Chambers Media Team under the auspices of the Directorate of Information and Correspondence on the 3rd of May launched her Official _Whatsapp TV which is the first of it kind in the Faculty of Law.





The Chief Information Corespondent officer Mr Declan Abiom who confirmed the Tv launching via the Chambers official social media accounts, had stated that the new development was necessitated by the need for proper information dissemination of chamber activities to chamber members across the Faculty of Law, University of Uyo and beyond.

In his words,
"The purpose of this platform is to interact and share ideas, images and videos that will be beneficial to our chamber men and the entire Law student community as a whole.
Also information on webinars, conferences, internships will be shared on the whatsapp platform, and so I advice greatly that chamber members and students alike subscribe to this so as not to miss out on any information on our much anticipated programs."

Justice Udo Udoma Chambers is a leading Student Law Firm in the Faculty of Law, University of Uyo, with an undeniable edge in cooperate social responsiveness, firm student law practice and advocacy, leadership and academic viability.
The chamber last year held the award of best Student Chamber of the year, Faculty of Law, University of Uyo, and has also been the first Student Chambers to launch the first ever Student Chamber Mobile App in Nigeria.




Source:
Press House, JUUC

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Declan Abiom said…
Indeed a pacesetting firm.
June 4, 2020 at 4:25 AM
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