Uradu Ngozi Justina is a seasoned legal practitioner with over a decade of experience spanning litigation and dispute resolution, banking and corporate law, and debt recovery. Her practice is defined by a strategic and client-focused approach to resolving complex commercial disputes, coupled with a nuanced understanding of Nigeria’s financial regulatory environment.

She is increasingly recognized for her forward-looking interest in fintech law, where she navigates the evolving intersection of financial services and emerging technologies. Her advocacy extends to child protection and safety law, where she champions legal frameworks that safeguard vulnerable populations and promote systemic reform.

Ngozi is also a vocal proponent of legal design, leveraging innovation to enhance access to justice and simplify legal processes for broader societal impact. Her work reflects a commitment to bridging traditional legal practice with modern tools and inclusive legal thinking.

Ngozi earned her Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) degree from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka in 2010, where she developed a strong foundation in legal theory and public law. She proceeded to the Nigerian Law School, Kano campus, and was called to the Nigerian Bar in 2011, obtaining her Barrister-at-Law (B.L) qualification. Her academic journey reflects a consistent dedication to legal excellence and a passion for justice that continues to shape her professional ethos.

She is an active member of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) and also belongs to the NBA Section on Legal Practice (NBA-SLP), where she engages with ongoing developments in legal advocacy, ethics, and professional standards.

Ngozi’s core areas of practice include litigation and dispute resolution, corporate and banking law, fintech regulation, child protection and safety law, and legal design and innovation. Her multidisciplinary approach allows her to serve a diverse client base with agility and insight.

Ngozi continues to build a practice that bridges traditional legal expertise with forward-thinking innovation. Her commitment to justice, especially for underserved communities, positions her as a rising thought leader in Nigeria’s evolving legal landscape.