UNILORIN Graduate Bags First Class in Common and Islamic Law, Wins Over a Dozen Awards

Toheeb Abdulsamod Obasanjo has emerged as the best graduating student in his faculty at the University of Ilorin after completing his five-year LL.B programme in Common and Islamic Law with First Class Honours and a 4.54 CGPA.

His academic journey was marked by several achievements, including three scholarships, more than a dozen awards, and victories in the International Human Rights Law Essay Competition and the National NAMLAS Moot and Mock Competition.

Beyond his studies, Toheeb served as Chief Justice and Chairman of the Body of Benchers of the Students' Union Judicial Council, where he presided over 35 cases. He also led more than 800 Muslim law students as Ameer of NAMLAS at UNILORIN.

He gained practical experience through internships at Aluko & Oyebode and Banwo & Ighodalo and published more than 25 legal articles and papers during his undergraduate years.

Reflecting on his journey, he celebrated the hard work, late-night studies, competitions and prayers that contributed to his success. He also thanked Allah, his family, lecturers, mentors and friends for their support.

Congratulations to him on this outstanding achievement.