The Nigerian Law School recently graduated 3,600 students. The students who have been officially called to bar have successfully completed this year’s final bar examinations.
The Director-General of the Nigerian Law School, Mr. Olanrewaju Onadeko, while speaking at the Call-to-Bar ceremony said that four candidates out of the total number 3,600 that were called to Bar, came out with first class, 109 obtained the second class upper grade, 418 were classified in the second lower division and 1, 422 attained the pass grade.
He further stated that a total number of passes at the examinations was 1,953, while 815 students failed the examinations out rightly.
“I have no doubt that the candidates here present have availed themselves of skills, knowledge, values and attributes to build upon for successful careers at the bar.” He stressed.
The Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Mahmud Mohammed while speaking congratulated and charged them to exhibit the highest level of professional ethics and decorum as the legal profession is known for its sanctity, integrity, honesty, objectivity and respect for the rule of law.
