Chinelo Egbunonu

Senior Legal Counsel

We make sense of the world and others by defining and labeling things around us to faster process when next we come across them and most of us also do this to ourselves without even knowing it. Questions like "When do we know when to leave an existing construct", "how do we create a new one?" and can we truly live without a construct that defines us? are tackled in this captivating talk by Chinelo Egbunonu Chinelo Meg Egbunonu is an Associate with Aluko & Oyebode. Her practice areas include Corporate Governance, Corporate Financing, Commercial Litigation/Dispute Resolution and Intellectual Property. After university and law school, she also graduated as a member of the Institute of Chartered Secretaries and Administrators of the United Kingdom and Nigeria in 2010 and in 2012, was awarded double scholarships by both the Schulich School of Law, and the Faculty of Graduate Studies of Dalhousie University Canada for a Masters Degree in Business Law. Member of the Abuja branch of the International Federation of Female Lawyers (FIDA), Chinelo is also involved in Action against Child Sexual Abuse Initiative (ACSAI), which is an upcoming non-governmental organisation, raising awareness on the need for the protection of children in Nigeria from Sexual Abuse.

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