Justice Nsima Akpabio Chambers is an unflagging value adding student body well poised within the precincts of the Faculty of Law, University of Uyo.

 Justice Nsima Akpabio Chambers has witnessed two phases since its inception in 2005. It was formerly known as Advocacy International Chambers, with Sir Dan Gospel as the founding father.

Sir Dan Gospel, driven with vision and passion to add more value and advocacy skills to students, created the chambers.

As time passed, there was a need to give the chambers a facelift, in a bid to meet up with the demands of the contemporary realities in  University of Uyo, and in 2015 after due consultation with critical stakeholders of the chambers, a motion – that the name of the chambers be changed, was duly moved and seconded by congressmen of the chambers. That motion birthed the Justice Nsima Akpabio Chambers of today. 

The change of name was done in an effort to eulogise a man who had distinguished himself in service to the legal profession and to the society at large. Justice Nsima Akpabio was a renowned jurist whose life and times represents all that the Advocacy International Chambers stands for. The Justice Nsima Akpabio chambers AKA Advocacy International, since birth in 2016 has been bent on meeting the dreams and desires of every law student. It has therefore been with consistency of purpose, intensity of focus and fervency of pursuit that the chamber’s have recorded unparalleled feats within the academic community. 

Since its inception this hallowed chamber has epitomised the fulfilment of every law student’s desire and drive to incorporate a working knowledge of the law into his or her academic life. Our giant strides have persistently dominated the academic and leadership spheres of the Law Students Association of Nigeria, University of Uyo Chapter.