First Trustees Sets Abuja Stage for 8th Islamic Estate Planning Clinic

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First Trustees Limited, a member of First HoldCo Plc., has announced Abuja as the host city for its 8th Islamic Estate Planning Clinic, scheduled for February 7, 2026.

 

The clinic is aimed at deepening understanding of Islamic wealth transfer and estate planning, with a focus on helping individuals and families protect their assets and pass on legacies in line with Islamic principles. In an era of increasingly complex financial structures, the forum will offer practical, real-world guidance on responsible wealth management and succession planning.

 

Organised in collaboration with The Metropolitan Law Firm, the event will bring together respected voices from law, finance, academia and public service. The lineup includes former Minister of Communications and Digital Economy Professor Isah Ali Pantami; Islamic banking and finance scholar Professor Adam Abubakar, ESQ of Yobe State University; and Professor Dauda Abubakar, Founder of the Dawood Research Institute.

 

Other speakers expected at the clinic are HE Aisha Babangida, Chairperson of the Better Life Program for the African Rural Woman; Ummahani Ahmad Amin, Managing Partner at The Metropolitan Law Firm; Barrister Mohammed Yunusa, Partner at the firm; Ismail Rufai, Managing Director/CEO of One17 Financial Services Limited; Mutiat Olatunji of Al-Ameen Trustees Limited; and Rotimi Obende, Head of Private Trust at First Trustees Limited.

 

Discussions will centre on the role of estate planning in safeguarding family wealth, ensuring continuity and upholding ethical and religious values across generations.

 

First Trustees said the clinic underscores its commitment to providing tailored trust and estate solutions that help clients preserve their legacies while remaining true to their beliefs.

 

Further details about the Islamic Estate Planning Clinic are available via [abimbola.ajinibi@firsttrustees.com](mailto:abimbola.ajinibi@firsttrustees.com) or the First Trustees website.


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