Five JABU Graduates Achieve First-Class Honors in Nigerian Law School Part II Exams
Professor Fakolujo emphasized that the remarkable success of these graduates serves as a source of inspiration for their peers and a testament to JABU's unwavering commitment to academic excellence.
AKACHI NOEL 
Joseph Ayo Babalola University (JABU) proudly celebrates the outstanding achievement of five of its graduates who recently attained first-class honors in their Bar Part II examinations at the Nigerian Law School.
In a memo released by the university's vice chancellor, Professor Olasebikan Fakolujo, the exceptional performance of Abegunrin Peter, Ogunmoyero Dolapo, Kayode-Isola Oluwaseeke, Omoniyi Omowumi, and Akintola Paul was highlighted, affirming their distinction as exemplary ambassadors of the institution.
Professor Fakolujo emphasized that the remarkable success of these graduates serves as a source of inspiration for their peers and a testament to JABU's unwavering commitment to academic excellence.
Dr. A. Oyebamiji, the acting dean of the College of Law, commended the graduates for upholding the high standards of the university and showcasing excellence during the rigorous part two examination at the Nigeria Law School.
He underscored the significance of their achievement, noting its positive impact within the academic community and among legal professionals and organizations. Their success not only elevates their professional journey but also sets a higher benchmark for future scholars at JABU.
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The commendable performance of these graduates underscores JABU's dedication to nurturing exceptional talent and fostering a culture of academic excellence among its students.
As these graduates embark on their professional endeavors, they serve as role models and a source of pride for the university community, reflecting the institution's commitment to producing outstanding legal professionals of the highest caliber.
