NevetsIbot:
Aww. Sorry bro. Better luck next time.

Sermwell:
University of Benin!....yea its free!!

YoungHustler:
Thanks a billion, Steve, I appreciate.

adaweezy:
I wish you guys all the best, I just completed the Nigerian Law school bar part 2 programme yesterday.

petux:
i dont really like this course tho but i have to pass it to aviod carry over. I need help on how to deal with case study.
Cc naijaboiy mrwhaley and all other law students.

Blaqsmith:
Yes, I'm popularly known as Smith. May I help you?

NevetsIbot:
lol.. Its screwd me beyond reasonable this time... I knew virtually all the answers... Not that I read past questions... I read like a maniac... Was just smilling as I blasted all the questions.. Alas, when my guru friend told me his result was poor... I knew all trouble was near. When I wanted to check mine, I was just hoping it'd be above 200.. And it was.


Hillarie, come and testify.

adesewa4uyahoo:
I'm a lawyer..

GoGod:
Henry, i sight u, hope u re enjoying ds strike? #Grace#

petux:
case analysis

NevetsIbot:
So please. Ya'll should get in here.

ChynoBEATS:


Hi ....uhm can a person with a degree in English Literature Go 2 law school?

ChemicalReaction:
RSUST.. I actually got admission last year but literature fu'c'ked me up. But yeahh, the point system isn't much of an issue.. How you?

ChynoBEATS:


Hi ....uhm can a person with a degree in English Literature Go 2 law school?

prodigy97:
am a coursemate of urs,aare by nick

Blaqsmith:

Wale Ikuomola?

prodigy97:
yap

Blaqsmith:
Baba how u dey nah? PM me.

NevetsIbot:
no no.. You can't go to law school.. Not without studying law in the university

ChynoBEATS:


Naah in the U.S n in britain it is possible..
But over here in nigeria I still can't get a reliable answer tho my GF said she can cause her mentor told her its possible... But I've been skeptic about it ..

Sermwell:

Pls don't come to UNIBEN and shout "Great LAWSANITES"
It is "Greatest LAWSANS"
Lawsanites ko! Isrealites ni!

Drienzia:
i see you already in Ust.... your name is already on their admission list...
just believe

MrWhaley:

Well,I will help in the little way I can. Analyzing cases can be tricky. I know this cuz it took me my entire 200L to really get used to it..at least,I can say I have mastered it to an extent in my own way.

Well,I believe what's needed in Case analysis is understanding and ability to memorize efficiently. Understanding- having a good grasp of the facts of a case and Memorising- being able to 'cram' the name of the parties cuz that's usually the tricky part.

It's different strokes for different folks. Like me,I use letters to denote the names of the parties. One of my guys uses whatever in his environment to remember the citation (like basic things around him which is funny to me) . To me, I believe that if I can remember the citation (i.e the name of the parties involved),I will surely remember the facts. Same thing with my guy.

So,Bruv,look for whatever method is suitable for you. As long as it's successful. But the main thing here is constant practice. With time,you will get used to it,as long as you practice it well enough.

This is just my own point of view shaa,since I am still studying the LAW. I cant be perfect. . Other Law students might have dissenting views.

What course are you studying sef??

Adortem:

Did you apply through Direct Entry or Jamb?

Bossed:


I applies thourgh Jamb, are you a student there, if yes do share your contact. thanks.

Adortem:

How is their Direct Entry Law there? Is it strictly through "man-know-man" or merit? How many do they admit per session? DE Law admission in southWest is just kinda tough if you don't have a godfather.

joyce01:
Im Joy, 400 Level Law
Kogi State University

Sermwell:

Yea uche I know you! The same class with Garrick, Omosigho, Sandra, Bunmi, osayuki, Daisy etc! Congrats! I heard Collins is the best graduating student in your class! Followed by Divine!