Aimee Luke

Law graduate with hands-on experience in legal research, policy and regulatory analysis, and corporate governance and compliance, including work touching fundamental human rights matters. Skilled at reviewing legal frameworks, drafting briefs and legal documentation, and supporting organisational compliance, with a strong interest in applying legal and policy analysis to human rights, health and development work in the non-profit sector.

Legal Intern at Yakubu Philemon, SAN & CO (2025-03 – Present)

• Conducted in-depth legal research and analysis on a Fundamental Human Rights matter and a Benue State Local Government Election Petition heard at the NBA House, Abuja, assessing the applicable legal framework and identifying issues for determination.
• Developed arguments and issues for determination across multiple written addresses, translating legal research into clear, structured legal opinions.
• Drafted motions and letters of demand, and supported research across diverse areas of law including Commercial Litigation and Fundamental Human Rights.

Virtual Legal Intern (New York) at J.P Morgan Chase (2025-01 – 2025-01)

• Conducted research on investment banking and provided strategic advice on Corporate finance and restructuring.
• Assisted clients with consultation on Mergers and Acquisition (M&A) transactions.
• Assisted in aiding & advising clients on financial risks through derivatives and other financial tools.

Legal Intern at Metalex Legal Firm (2024-08 – 2025-03)

• Researched and analysed Corporate Governance frameworks, including the formation, running and regulatory compliance of corporate entities, assessing alignment with statutory obligations.
• Supported the registration of a company with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), gaining direct exposure to regulatory compliance procedures.
• Authored a published article on Corporate Structures via the Metalex Legal website.
• Served as Deputy editor-in-chief for the annual magazine on Corporate Governance.

Virtual Life Skills Coach (United Kingdom) at Kelvin Adejo (2024-08 – 2025-03)

• Designed and delivered, through presentations, virtual life skills coaching sessions to UK based students, covering personal developments, goal setting, resilience and other related concepts.
• Developed and tracked progress of the learning sessions using Key Performance Indicators which provided, in details, growth rate and other metrics.
• Managed lesson planning & scheduling to suit cross cultural contexts and individual learning needs.

Barrister-at-law in Law – Nigerian Law School (2025 – 2025)

Bachelor of Laws in Law – University of Jos (2018 – 2024)

West African Secondary School Leaving Certificate – Baptist High School, Jos (2011 – 2017)