Obi Frederick Azubuike heads the Administrative and Employment Division at 24 Law Chambers. His practice sits at the intersection of international law, human rights, employment law, and probate — a combination that reflects his deep commitment to justice across both public and private spheres.
In international and human rights law, Frederick has represented individuals and organisations in matters involving fundamental rights enforcement, judicial review of administrative actions, and compliance with international treaties and conventions. He brings this same rigour to his employment practice, where he advises corporate clients on workforce restructuring, executive contracts, and disputes before the National Industrial Court.
His probate and estates work serves families and high-net-worth individuals navigating succession planning, trust administration, and contested estate matters. Frederick is known for his ability to handle sensitive matters with discretion and empathy while maintaining the highest standards of legal analysis.
He is an active member of the Nigerian Bar Association’s Human Rights Committee and has contributed to policy discussions on labour reform and administrative justice in Nigeria.
