Attorney John Eluwa to Speak on WSHA 88.9 FM, Shaw University Radio
Raleigh, NC, December 16, 2014 (Newswire.com) - Attorney John Eluwa of the Law Offices of John Eluwa, PLLC., (www.johneluwa.com), will appear as a guest speaker detailing President Obama’s Executive Order concerning Immigration for Shaw University’s WSHA 88.9 FM UpFront! Radio show on Saturday, December 20th at 9:00 A.M. UpFront! is a weekly radio program hosted by community representative Janet Howard, the executive director of Harriet B. Webster Task Force for Students Success in North Carolina, an initiative that shares insight from community leaders and elected officials regarding underserved communities in the Triangle. Attorney Eluwa will discuss his journey into Immigration Law and explain the details of the Executive Order issued by President Barack Obama back on November 20, 2014.
The Law Offices of John Eluwa, PLLC, has successfully represented clients from numerous countries in Immigration Law, Criminal Defense, Traffic Violations, and Personal Injury Claims. Established in 1995, the law offices has expanded and evolved, but remained focused with providing innovative and outstanding quality; and personal attention for its clients' legal issues. The law offices operate from their main Downtown Raleigh, NC and satellite Clinton, NC offices. More information about the law offices' practice areas, office information and social media is available at www.johneluwa.com; at Facebook at www.facebook.com/lawofficesofjohneluwa; at Twitter at twitter.com/AttorneyJEluwa; or the Official Blog at johneluwa.wordpress.com.
Kris Alvarenga, Director of Marketing & Communications
Since opening the doors in 1995, the Law Offices of John Eluwa, PLLC, has become a comprehensive law practice that has successfully represented clients from numerous countries. The law offices provide all clients with high-quality legal services, including Immigration Law, Criminal Defense, Traffic Violations, and Personal Injury Claims. The Law Offices of John Eluwa, PLLC, represents families who have applied for permanent residence for their spouses, children, and other close relatives; people seeking to lawfully enter and reside in the United States and later apply for citizenship, and works on behalf of businesses and industries that sponsor highly skilled foreign workers seeking to enter the United States in a temporary or in some cases on a permanent basis.
