I am Chisom.
A law student at Ahmadu Bello University, a legal researcher, a thought leader, a writer, and an entrepreneur.
Frankline Chisom Ebere
A law student at Ahmadu Bello University, a legal researcher, a thought leader, a writer, and an entrepreneur.
Frankline Chisom Ebere
I am a law student at Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. As a distinguished and gifted student, I have a flair for legal analysis, technology, writing, and communication. I am an avid reader and researcher, with several published research works in reputable national and international journals, some of which rank in the top download lists on occasion.
My academic prowess and legal analytical skills have earned me several awards, recognitions, and invitations to join and contribute to several academic forums of national and international interest. I am currently a member of the Scientific Network on Housing and Eviction Rights (the EVICT Project), a research project uniting professors, Ph.D. researchers, and postgraduate researchers in the field of housing law and funded by the European Research Council. Within the legal field, I am particularly interested in constitutional law, business law, international law, criminal law, artificial intelligence, and maritime law. These fields intrigue me because of the opportunities they present and the special way they could interact with technology.
I am also a professional translator (French-English-Hausa-Igbo-Zarma) with vast experience in formal and official translations, an analytical commentator, a thought leader, and an entrepreneur. In this role, I founded Forte Consults, a start-up consulting firm that specialises in content development and translation services.
I hope to unite the fields of law and technology in order to improve justice delivery, particularly in Nigeria.
I am professionally affiliated with several bodies and organizations, including Forte Consults, which I chair and which provides professional writing services to a wide range of clients; Ahmadu Bello University, where I evolve as a law student; the EVICT project, where I research the right to housing and evictions; the Young Institute for Transnational Arbitration; the Young International Council for Commercial Arbitration; and the Mumbai Centre for International Arbitration, among others, where I evolve as a member.
