UNIZIK Vice-Chancellor Charges Law Students to Prepare for Life After Graduation at LAWSA Dinner

The Vice-Chancellor of Nnamdi Azikiwe University, UNIZIK, Prof. Bond Stanley Anyaehie, has charged law students of the institution to begin preparing early for life after graduation, stressing the need for excellence, discipline, and professionalism in the legal profession.

Prof. Anyaehie gave the charge at the Law Students Association, LAWSA, Dinner held at the Faculty of Law, UNIZIK.

The Vice-Chancellor urged the students to maximize their time in school by building strong academic foundations, developing advocacy skills, and upholding the ethics of the legal profession. He noted that the university remains committed to producing graduates who will distinguish themselves and contribute meaningfully to national development.

The event, attended by principal officers, faculty members, legal practitioners, and students, featured goodwill messages, awards, and networking sessions aimed at mentoring students for the future.

Picture excerpts from the LAWSA Dinner captured moments of celebration, mentorship, and camaraderie as students and faculty reflected on the theme of preparing for a successful legal career.