ABU Vice-Chancellor Urges Law Students to Embrace Reading and Research
Professor Bala also urged the Director of Information at the ABU Law Clinic to intensify efforts in raising awareness and increasing the visibility of the clinic's cases.
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The Vice-Chancellor of Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria, Professor Kabiru Bala, has called on students of the Faculty of Law to cultivate a strong habit of reading and research to enhance their professional skills. Professor Bala made this appeal during a visit by the ABU Law Clinic team to his office.
In his remarks, the Vice-Chancellor encouraged the students to expand their knowledge by studying selected courses such as mathematics, history, philosophy, and Shakespeare's works. He emphasized that these areas of study would further develop their analytical and critical thinking abilities, which are crucial for legal practice.
Professor Bala also urged the Director of Information at the ABU Law Clinic to intensify efforts in raising awareness and increasing the visibility of the clinic's cases. He praised the clinic’s mentorship program for its contribution to student learning and professional growth.
Dr. Hassan Bala, the Coordinator of the ABU Law Clinic, highlighted that the purpose of their visit was to promote public awareness about the clinic. He noted that the clinic provides free legal services and involves students in handling succession and land matters. Additionally, he mentioned that the ABU Law Clinic collaborates with the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Legal Aid Council, and other legal bodies to fulfill its mission.
The visit underscores the university’s commitment to equipping law students with the necessary skills and experience to succeed in their legal careers
