The people behind your matter.

Ibiwari Jumbo is a dedicated and results-driven legal practitioner with extensive experience providing strategic legal advice and effective representation to individuals, businesses, and organisations. With a strong commitment to professionalism, integrity, and excellence, she has successfully handled a wide range of legal matters while building lasting relationships founded on trust and confidence.

Specialising in commercial law, property law, family law, and human rights, Ibiwari is known for delivering practical legal solutions tailored to each client’s unique needs. Whether representing clients in court, negotiating complex agreements, or providing legal advisory services, she approaches every matter with diligence, precision, and a client-focused mindset.

Ibiwari holds an LL.M in International Development and Human Rights and an LL.B (Hons) First Class, and was called to the Nigerian Bar after completing her training at the Nigerian Law School. Throughout her career she has remained committed to continuous professional development and to staying current with evolving legal and regulatory frameworks.

Clients value her clear communication, sound legal judgement, attention to detail, and unwavering dedication to achieving the best possible outcomes. She believes every client deserves personalised legal representation founded on honesty, confidentiality, and respect.

Abdulwasiu Mohammed is an Associate at S.O. Onubi & Co., practising in maritime and admiralty law — cargo and charterparty disputes, bills of lading, vessel-related claims, and the regulatory questions that follow goods and ships through Nigerian ports.

Called to the Nigerian Bar in 2019, Abdulwasiu holds an LL.B from Bayero University, Kano (2018) and a B.L from the Nigerian Law School, Lagos Campus (2019), following earlier schooling at Ansar-ud-Deen College, Kaduna (2006).

Three years in chambers at Biola Oyebanji & Co. (2015–2018), served alongside those studies, and an externship with Kanu G. Agabi, SAN & Associates in 2019 built the procedural grounding Abdulwasiu brings to contentious work: close attention to process, and advice framed around what a matter will actually take to resolve.

Christiana Ojonogecha Momoh, Esq. is a dedicated legal practitioner with experience spanning litigation, corporate and commercial law, regulatory compliance, employment law, and alternative dispute resolution. She holds a Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) and a Barrister-at-Law (B.L.) qualification, both with Second Class Upper honours, and is a member of the Nigerian Bar.

Her legal practice encompasses litigation, legal research, drafting and review of court processes, commercial agreements, and advisory services for individuals, businesses, and corporate organisations. She has represented clients in civil and commercial matters and has developed practical expertise in corporate governance, regulatory compliance, contract management, labour and employment law, and dispute resolution.

Christiana further strengthened her expertise through her internship as a Legal and Compliance Intern at Enchanted Digital Academy (EDA), where she contributed to the development of corporate policies, compliance frameworks, privacy and data protection documentation, and governance structures for a digital education platform. This experience enhanced her ability to provide proactive legal and compliance solutions tailored to modern businesses.

In addition to her legal qualifications, she is a Professional in Human Resources (PHR) certified professional, bringing a unique blend of legal and human resource expertise to employment relations, workplace compliance, organisational governance, and policy development. She is also an Accredited Mediator, with a strong belief in the value of negotiation and alternative dispute resolution as effective mechanisms for resolving disputes.

Passionate about excellence, integrity, and continuous professional development, Christiana is committed to delivering practical, commercially sound, and client-focused legal solutions. She also volunteers with the International Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA), where she contributes to initiatives promoting access to justice and the protection of the rights of women and children.

Annabella Daniel is an Associate at S.O. Onubi & Co. She is an astute legal practitioner whose areas of practice include litigation, corporate and commercial law, regulatory compliance, intellectual property, labour law, property law, medical law, and family law.

She brings sound legal judgment and a practical approach to resolving complex legal issues.

Beyond her core areas of practice, she maintains a keen interest in the evolving landscape of the law and is committed to continuously broadening her expertise to meet the dynamic needs of clients and the legal profession.

James Kuyet Mercy is an Associate at S.O. Onubi & Co., where she provides practical, solutions-driven legal counsel to individuals, startups, and established businesses.

She holds an LL.B from the University of Ilorin and a B.L from the Nigerian Law School.

Her practice sits at the intersection of corporate law, property, ADR, and compliance: she advises clients on company formation, contract drafting and review, real estate transactions, and dispute resolution strategies designed to preserve business relationships and minimise risk.

With a strong commitment to integrity and client service, James helps clients navigate legal and regulatory landscapes with clarity and confidence.