Five JABU Graduates Attain First-Class Honours in Nigerian Law School Bar Part II Examinations

Feb 29, 2024 - 17:46 Updated: Feb 29, 2024 - 17:59

Five JABU Graduates Attain First-Class Honours in Nigerian Law School Bar Part II Examinations

Five graduates from Joseph Ayo Babalola University (JABU) have achieved outstanding success in the recent Bar Part II examinations at the Nigerian Law School, attaining first-class honours.

According to a memo released by the Vice Chancellor of JABU, Professor Olasebikan Fakolujo, and forwarded to the Nigerian Tribune, the graduates - Abegunrin Peter, Ogunmoyero Dolapo, Kayode-Isola Oluwaseeke, Omoniyi Omowumi, and Akintola Paul - have distinguished themselves as exemplary ambassadors of the institution.

Professor Fakolujo highlighted that the remarkable achievement of these graduates serves as an inspiration for other students to strive for excellence in their academic pursuits. He reiterated JABU's commitment to providing high-quality education for young Nigerians.

Mr. A. Oyebamiji, the Acting Dean of the College of Law at JABU, commended the students for upholding the university's high academic standards and excelling in the Nigeria Law School examinations. He emphasized that their success reflects positively on the quality of education offered by JABU.

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The achievement of these graduates has garnered attention not only within the academic community but also among legal professionals and organizations. Their outstanding performance underscores the university's dedication to academic excellence and its mission to produce competent and distinguished legal professionals.

The success of these JABU graduates serves as a testament to the institution's commitment to nurturing and empowering students to excel in their chosen fields. It reinforces JABU's reputation as a leading institution for legal education in Nigeria, poised to produce future leaders in the legal profession.

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