BAR FINAL EXAM: FOUR AJAYI CROWTHER UNIVERSITY STUDENTS SHINE AT LAW SCHOOL

Ajayi Crowther University, Oyo recorded a big feat in the final Bar examinations of the Nigeria Law School as four of it's students finished in the first class category.

Dean, Faculty of Law of the school, Prof. O.A Onadeko, in a memo addressed to the Vice-Chancellor of the university, Prof. Timothy Adebayo, disclosed that the performance is unprecedented and phenomenal, stating that the faculty will build on the feat which has placed the Law programme of Ajayi Crowther University among the top faculties of Law in the country and will be sustained in years to come.

Vice-chancellor of the University, Prof. Timothy Adebayo, while expressing his delight at the news, extended his warm congratulations to each and every of the students' for their outstanding performance in the Bar final examination.

He said, the journey to becoming a legal practitioner is undoubtedly demanding and requires unwavering commitment with determination and commended the dedication, hard work, and perseverance of the students which culminated in this remarkable achievement.

The Vice Chancellor further premised the high value Ajayi Crowther University place on academic excellence, quality faculty, conducive learning environment, and the resolute dedication of the school's management to uphold ACU's position as a premier institution across all disciplines as a major factor that culminated in the success of Ajayi Crowther University's Law students at the Law school despite the fact that many competing institutions started their law programme several years before ACU.

He encouraged the successful law school graduates to continue to uphold the principles of justice, integrity, and service to society that are fundamental to the legal profession as they embark on the next phase of their journey either as legal practitioners, pursuing further studies, or exploring other opportunities in life.

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