University of Ibadan and Bennett University Hold Collaborative Legal Education Workshop
The University of Ibadan's Women’s Law Clinic and Bennett University held a collaborative training workshop on July 26, 2024, focusing on Clinical Legal Education (CLE) methods.
Chris Oyeoku Okafor 
In a significant step towards enhancing legal education, the University of Ibadan's Women’s Law Clinic and Bennett University conducted a collaborative training workshop on Friday, July 26, 2024. Themed “Teaching and Learning in the 21st Century: Lessons from the University of Ibadan,” the workshop focused on Clinical Legal Education (CLE) methods.
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The training was spearheaded by Professors Oluyemisi Bamgbose SAN and Omolade Olomola, along with Dr. Afolasade Adewumi and Dr. Folakemi Ajagunna from the University of Ibadan’s Faculty of Law. They developed a comprehensive training manual tailored for the event.
Professors Omolade O. Olomola and Dr. Afolasade A. Adewumi led the workshop, providing in-depth sessions on CLE methods, including mock trials, storytelling, street law, and community engagement. These sessions aimed to demystify legal education and equip Bennett University staff and tutors with innovative teaching strategies.
The collaboration between these prestigious institutions marks a progressive move towards modernizing legal education and fostering practical learning experiences.
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