A Law graduate of the Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko (AAUA), Miss Faith Falade Olayinka, has bagged a First Class in the 2015/2016 Bar Part II final examination of the Nigerian Law School (NLS).
The news of her feat excited members of the Law faculty which graduates did well in previous Bar exams.
Last year, Opeyemi Akeem Longe and Ebunoluwa Bamigboye, finished with a First Class at the Law School. They were hosted by the university for making the school proud. Akeem, who also finished with a First Class in his Bachelor of Law (LLB) programme, had the overall best result at the Law School.
According to a memo to the Vice-Chancellor (VC), Prof Igbekele Ajibefun, by the Dean of Law, Prof E.A. Taiwo, many students from the faculty performed well in the last Bar Part II final exams.
The memo quoted Prof Taiwo as saying: “Quite a number of our students finished with very good grades but Miss Falade Faith Olayinka’s performance was outstanding as she finished with a First Class Honour.
“Miss Falade graduated in her Bachelor of Law (LL.B) degree from the university during the 2014/2015 academic session with Second Class (Upper Division). She was the third best graduating student in her set with Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 4.34. Her performance has made the faculty and the university proud.”
Meanwhile, the university has extended this year’s Student Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES) undertaken by its students for five weeks.
SIWES Director Dr Olanrewaju Olotuah, said the internship, which would have ended on November 7, has been extended to December 12 because of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) strike.
During the period, the school supervisors could not visit the students on industrial training to assess their activities. This prompted the management to extend the programme for five weeks to allow a thorough supervision of the student-trainees.
Dr Olotuah said: “The completion date for the internship has been shifted from November 7 to December 12, 2016, which adds up the duration of the programme to 24 weeks altogether. The decision was made to give room for proper supervision of our students undertaking their internship.”
He advised the students to be committed to their training, saying supervisors could visit them without a prior notice.

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