Nigerian Woman Excels in Law School, Attains First-Class Honors, Called to Bar as Lawyer
Taking to LinkedIn to celebrate her achievement, Adegbite expressed her joy at being called to the Nigerian Bar, graduating with First Class Honours, and ranking in the top 5% of her class, which comprised 5300 students.
AKACHI NOEL 
A brilliant Nigerian lady, Adesubomi Adegbite, has achieved a remarkable milestone by graduating from Law School with an outstanding first-class grade and being called to the Nigerian bar.
Adesubomi Adegbite obtained her bachelor’s degree in Law (LL.B) with a Second class upper grade at the University of Ibadan before proceeding to the Nigerian Law School.Taking to LinkedIn to celebrate her achievement, Adegbite expressed her joy at being called to the Nigerian Bar, graduating with First Class Honours, and ranking in the top 5% of her class, which comprised 5300 students.
She described her experience at Law school as challenging, filled with ups and downs that stretched her beyond imagination.Advising aspirants, Adegbite encouraged them not to underestimate their potential but to fully immerse themselves in the coursework and enjoy the learning process.
She expressed her anticipation of exciting new opportunities and experiences that lie ahead in her legal career.In a related development, another brilliant Nigerian Lady, Aminat Lawal, also aced her law school examination with an outstanding first-class grade and emerged as the overall best-graduating student of the Nigerian Law School.
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Aminat obtained her bachelor’s degree in Law at the University of Ibadan with first-class honors before proceeding to the Nigerian Law School, where she was called to the bar as a solicitor and barrister of the Supreme Court of Nigeria.
This achievement underscores the dedication and excellence of Nigerian youths in the legal profession, setting a commendable example for future generations.
