Gentlemen:
The World is multi-lingual.
English and French Languages are some of
the most popular languages in the present age. Look at how the words compare:
English Language – Woman is
a Lady and vice versa
French Language – a Lady
is “Dame” – it is please not complicated
Sirs we did this intellectual exercise on Facebook today Thursday 19th
October in quite a robust discussion. https://www.collinsdictionary.com/dictionary/english-french/lady
Therefore:
When I sign as “Dame Carol
Ajie” it means exactly Lady Carol Ajie and should I use the suffix “Esq” also
my right many thanks to Hon Justice Onnoghen CJN, GCON for allowing female
Barristers in Nigeria what US female Attorneys are allowed to, represents few law
degree plus call to Bar as wo/men with legal knowledge every lawyer is. I do
not want to use the prefix Lady cos “Dame” means the same as Lady and one of
which is more common. Kindly address
this lady as “Dame Carol Ajie” or
“Learned Dame Carol Ajie”
most humbly, ITS NOT honorarium.
Thank you
Dame Carole
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