THE President’s daughter, Alima Buhari, 80 years old, Enebeli Pius Chuka and 2, 257 others were on Thursday called to the Nigerian Bar following their success at the April 2016 Bar final examinations, conducted by the Nigerian Law School under the supervision of the Council of Legal Education.
The wife of the President, Hajia Aisha Buhari and other dignitaries graced the call to Bar ceremony held at the Independent Conference Centre (ICC), Abuja.
Speaking on the occasion, the Director General of the Nigerian Law School, Olanrewaju Onadeko, said the 80 years old man is the oldest new wig ever produced by the Nigerian Law School.
Onadeko said the classroom solution, a video conferencing platform linking all campuses of the Nigerian Law School, deployed by the Nigerian Commissions Satellite Limited (NICOMSAT) will soon been commissioned to enable members of the Bar and the Bench interact with students from any campus of the Law School.
He said the violation of admission quotas by some faculties of Law has remained a major challenge and reiterated the essence of strict adherence to allocated students’ numbers, by Law Faculties, adding that failure to keep to these numbers impacts negatively on the quality of the products.
The DG said some faculties of Law have had their accreditation withdrawn for violating admission quotas, because it disrupts the projection of the Nigerian Law School in the short and medium$ terms.
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