July 2018 Call To Bar : No First Class, Second Class...
The Nigerian Law School recorded about 700 failures as no fewer than 1,550 candidates who were successful in the April 2018 bar final examination...
God used me to break hijab barrier among lawyers — Amasa...
Amasa Firdaus, the law graduate at the centre of the hijab controversy, says she was used an an instrument by God.
The University of Ilorin...
Nigerian Law School Calls Hijab-Wearing lady, 1,561 To Bar As LPDC...
...As LPDC Disbars 7 Lawyers, Suspends 12
A total of 1,562 successful candidates in the April 2018 Bar final examination of the Nigerian Law School...
NOUN: NGO condemns ordeal, endorses NANS ultimatum for Law School
An NGO, Equity & Social Justice Initiative (ESJI) on Tuesday described the refusal to admit law graduates of National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN)...
Firdaus Amasa: Group condemns court ruling
THE Coalition of Islamic Organisations on Justice for Firdaus Amasa Abdulsalam and Hijab-related Matters has condemned the ruling of a federal high court sitting...
NBA President Re-States Call For Barring 3rd Class And Pass Graduates...
By Anthony S. Aladekomo
The President of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Mr. Abubakar Mahmoud (SAN), has again re-stated his controversial call for the barring...
EXTRA: Use Of Hijab For Call To Bar, Not A Blanket...
The story on the approval of use of Hijab for call to Bar by the Body of Benchers has been debunked, stating that the...
Religion Vs. Education; The Unequal Yokes Of Kayode Bello And Amasa...
By Che Oyinatumba
Kayode Bello, a student of Nigeria Law School, fought for his right to quality education, management of Law School rusticated him. Law...
Nigerian Law School: Body Of Benchers Approves Use Of Hijab, Invites...
The Body of Benchers has approved the use of hijab during Call to Bar ceremony of young lawyers and that Firdaus Amasa has also...
Firdaus’ hijab saga: Court to rule on fresh application June 29
A Federal High Court in Abuja has fixed June 29 to rule on an application for joinder by a rights group in the suit...
