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Nikita Da Silva is Guyana‘s newest Attorney
Guyana‘s newest Attorney-at-Law Nikita Da Silva is passionate about a career in criminal law. Her petition was accepted yesterday by Justice Navindra Singh at the Georgetown High Court. 
Ms. Da Silva plans on furthering her legal studies in the field in Canada and the United Kingdom before returning to Guyana to practice law.
From Left: Attorneys Imtiaz Baig, Kashir Khan, Nikita Da Silva, Justice Navindra Singh and Mr. Robin Stoby,( S.C) following Ms. Da Silva’s admission to the bar yesterday.
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