Accreditation Status For Nigerian Universities Law Faculties
COUNCIL OF LEGAL EDUCATION
NIGERIAN LAW SCHOOL HEADQUARTERS, BWARI -ABUJA
The Council of Legal Education hereby publishes the Current accreditation
status and approved quota of recognised faculties of Law of Nigerian
Universities for the benefit and guidance of the public, parents and students.
FEDERAL UNIVERSITIES
S/NO INSTITUTION APPROVED
QUOTA STATUS
1 University of Lagos, 270 Students, Full Accreditation
2 University of Ibadan, 150 students, Provisional Accreditation
3 University of Nigeria, Nsukka 220 students, Provisional Accreditation
4 Ahmadu Bello University, 280 students, Provisional Accreditation
5 Obafemi Awolowo University, 250 students, Provisional Accreditation
6 University of Benin, 180 students, Provisional Accreditation
7 University of Jos, 170 students, Provisional Accreditation
8 University of Calabar, 170 students, Provisional Accreditation
9 Bayero University, Kano, 220 students, Provisional Accreditation
10 University of Maiduguri, 200 students, Provisional Accreditation
11 Usman Dan Fodiyo University, 80 students, Provisional Accreditation
12 University of Ilorin, 150 students, Provisional Accreditation
13 University of Uyo, 150 students, Provisional Accreditation
14 Nnamdi Azikiwe University, 180 students, Provisional Accreditation
15 University of Ado-Ekiti, 80 students, Provisional Accreditation
16 University of Portharcourt, Undergoing Accreditation
17 University of Abuja, 100 students, Accreditation Suspended
STATE UNIVERSITIES
S/NO INSTITUTION APPROVED
QUOTA STATUS
1 Adekunle Ajasin University, 70 students, Provisional Accreditation
2 Ebonyi State University, 150 students, Provisional Accreditation
3 Kogi State University, 60 students, Provisional Accreditation
4 Ekiti State University, 60 students, Provisional Accreditation
5 Abia State University, 130 students, Provisional Accreditation
6 Delta State University, 120 students, Provisional Accreditation
Rivers State University, of Science & Technology
250 Students, Provisional Accreditation
7 Ambrose Alli University, 120 students, Provisional Accreditation
8 Olabisi Onabanjo University, 170 students, Provisional Accreditation
9 Lagos State University, 180 students, Provisional Accreditation
10 Anambra State University of
Science & Technology, 100 students, Provisional Accreditation
11 Ogun State University, 150 students, Provisional Accreditation
12 Bauchi State University, 50 students, Interim Accreditation
13 Osun State University, 50 students, Interim Accreditation
14 Yobe State University, 50 students, Interim Accreditation
15 Umaru Musa Yar’ Adua University, 50 students, Interim Accreditation
16 Niger Delta University, 40 students, Interim Accreditation
17 Nasarawa State University, 40 students, Interim Accreditation
18 Enugu State University of Science & Technology,
100 students Accreditation under Review
19 Benue State University NIL Accreditation Suspended
20 Imo State University NIL Accreditation suspended
PRIVATE UNIVERSITIES
S/NO INSTITUTION APPROVED
QUOTA STATUS
1 Babcock University, 100 students, Provisional Accreditation
2 Benson Idahosa University, 40 students, Provisional Accreditation
3 Igbinedion University, 60 students, Provisional Accreditation
4 Afe Babalola University, 180 students, Provisional Accreditation
5 Crescent University, 50 students, Interim Accreditation
6 Bowen University, 50 students, Interim Accreditation
7 Baze University, 50 students, Interim Accreditation
8 Renaissance University, Under going Accreditation
9 Ajayi Crowther University, Under going Accreditation
10 Madonna University NIL Accreditation suspended
Interpretation of terms:-
• Full Accreditation: means the faculty has complied with all Council requirements.
• Provisional Accreditation: means the faculty has substantially complied with Council requirements.
• Accreditation suspended : means the faculty of Law has its
accreditation suspended by the Council of Legal Education.
• Undergoing Accreditation: means the University’s application to
commence Law is being considered, but not yet approved for admission of students to the Law Faculty.
• Interim Accreditation: means Council of Legal Education has given approval for the commencement of the Law Faculty, subject to further accreditation.
IMPORTANT NOTICE ON ADMISSION TO THE NIGERIAN LAW
SCHOOL.
For avoidance of doubt, any study of law via correspondence, part-time or in a setting other than a conventional full time study in a University is not recognised by the Council of Legal Education and the Board of Study for admission of students to the Nigerian Law School and entrance into the Legal
profession.
The study of law at the Open University is not recognised.
The public, parents and students are accordingly advised to note please.
Secretary to Council/Director of Administration[b][/b]

http://www.nigerianlawschool.edu.ng/notices/quota.pdf

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university of Abuja lost its accreditation in law and has even removed it from its courses in jamb brochure

please as of now 2017 has law been accredited at Renaissance university, enugu