Caleb University College of Law Emerges Best in Southwest, Clinches 3rd Nationally at JURITRUST Moot Competition

Caleb University College of Law Emerges Best in Southwest, Clinches 3rd Nationally at JURITRUST Moot Competition

Caleb University College of Law Emerges Best in Southwest, Clinches 3rd Nationally at JURITRUST Moot Competition

In a remarkable display of legal brilliance and advocacy, the Caleb University College of Law (COLAW) has recorded a landmark victory at the maiden edition of the JURITRUST Centre Administration of Criminal Justice Academy Moot Competition, reinforcing its growing reputation as a powerhouse of legal education in Nigeria.

Reacting to the feat, the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Olalekan Asikhia, described the victory as a reflection of the University’s unwavering commitment to academic excellence and practical training. “This outstanding performance is a clear validation of our vision to raise globally competitive legal professionals. Our students have once again demonstrated that Caleb University is a hub of excellence, discipline, and intellectual depth,” he said.

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The highly competitive event, held at the prestigious Continental Hotel in Abuja, attracted top law faculties from across the federation, all vying for honours in a contest designed to test advocacy skills and mastery of the Administration of Criminal Justice Act (ACJA). 

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The Caleb University team distinguished itself, emerging as the Overall Best School in Southwest Nigeria and securing an impressive 3rd Place Overall nationally.

Also commending the students, the Dean, College of Law, Dr. Olugbenga Asaju, lauded their resilience and intellectual rigour. “Our students displayed exceptional courtroom dexterity, sound legal reasoning, and confidence under pressure. This achievement is a product of deliberate mentorship, structured training, and a culture of excellence embedded in our College,” he noted.