Abuja-based law firm Law Corridor has announced the appointment of Henry Kelechukwu Eni-Otu as its new managing partner.
His election by the Partners Board and Advisory Board of the firm follows the end of Pelumi Olajengbesi’s tenure. Olajengbesi has returned to his role as Law Corridor’s Group Lead for Business Development and Policies.
Until his elevation, Eni-Otu served as Group Lead for Litigation, Election Petition and Dispute Resolution (LED) at the firm. Law Corridor said his “eclectic and diverse experience across different areas of law” would help drive its strategic vision of becoming a leading law practice in sub-Saharan Africa.
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An alumnus of the University of Abuja, where he obtained both his LL.B. and Master’s degree, Eni-Otu is recognised for his expertise in complex disputes involving civil and criminal liabilities, pre- and post-election matters, labour law, and securities and investment issues. He previously worked at Ikwueto Law Firm before rejoining Law Corridor.
Eni-Otu is a member of the Nigerian Bar Association and the Commonwealth Lawyers Association.
The firm described him as “an astute litigator and analyst with proven capacity for handling contentious matters and deploying his intellectual and professional acumen to resolve clients’ most challenging legal problems.”
