Practice
Prince is based in St. Paul and acts for clients across Alberta. His practice focuses on family law, including child protection, and estate litigation. He also handles immigration, employment, business, and civil litigation matters.
Prince moved to St. Paul with his family in 2025 and opened ABOH LEGAL to serve the Lakeland region of northeastern Alberta. He appears in court in St. Paul, Bonnyville, Cold Lake, Vermilion, Lloydminster, and Wainwright.
Background
Prince began his career in Lagos, Nigeria, as a commercial litigator. He then worked as in-house counsel (a company's own lawyer) in the energy, insurance, and non-profit sectors.
In 2022 he received his Certificate of Qualification from the National Committee on Accreditation (NCA), which assesses lawyers trained outside Canada. In 2023 he articled (the training year for new lawyers) with a litigation firm in Calgary, working on medical negligence, employment, and commercial cases. He was called to the Alberta bar in 2024.
Community
In Calgary, Prince volunteered with the Elizabeth Fry Society, helping people find their way at the courthouse. He also volunteered with the Court of King's Bench Amicus Program, which helps people without lawyers in court. As a mentor with the Calgary Region Immigrant Employment Council, he helped newcomers settle into work in Canada.
Outside the Office
Away from work, Prince likes new tech gadgets and Hillsong worship music. Global politics and football will always start a conversation with him. He spends his free time hiking, gaming, and travelling.