UNN SUG Calls for Submissions for 2024 Cicero Legal Publication
The University of Nigeria's (UNN) Student Union Government (SUG) invites students and legal professionals to submit articles for the annual Cicero publication, focusing on the theme 'Amicus Curiae'.
Mary Nwaeze 
The Judicial Council of the Student Union Government at the University of Nigeria is inviting submissions for the annual Cicero publication. This call for articles opens opportunities for students at the University of Nigeria, as well as other non-UNN students and legal professionals across Nigeria, to contribute their insights on contemporary legal issues.
Theme: Amicus Curiae - "We Can Be Friends of the Court"
Submissions are sought in the following categories:
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- Legal Articles: Maximum of 1,500 words
- Prose: Maximum of 1,000 words
- Poems: Limited to one page
- Fun Facts, Trivia, and "Did You Know" Snippets: Limited to half a page
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Submission Guidelines:
- All works must be typed in a Microsoft Word document, using Times New Roman font, 12-point font size, and 1.5 line spacing.
- PDFs will not be accepted.
- Content must be original; no AI-generated or plagiarized work is allowed.
- The deadline for submission is May 20, 2024.
How to Submit:
Send your article as an email attachment to sugjudiciaryunn@gmail.com, using the subject line "Cicero Article Submission - [Your Name].
For Further Information or Assistance:
- Feyi: 08119698635 or 09083048752
- Thade: +234 905 093 7058
This is a unique opportunity for aspiring legal minds and creative writers to share their work and contribute to the broader legal discourse within the University of Nigeria community. Whether it's a legal article, a prose piece, a poem, or a fun fact, your contribution can help shape the upcoming edition of Cicero.
The publication is curated by Chief Registrar Akinnola Oluwafeyisemiire, on behalf of Her Ladyship, Hon. Justice Nwakaego Eze, the SUG Chief Judge of the University of Nigeria and Chairman of the Judicial Council UNN.
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