Please I need some information on applying to Bar part 1 of the Nigerian Law School. Does your degree need to be an LLB? What if the degree awarded is not an LLB but all the required subjects like Contract, Constitutional etc were taken in University, would one still be admitted?

Can awaiting results candidates also apply? If yes, after how many months of study is one required to present the certificate?

A quick response would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Please someone should give me a response nah, I really need information on this issue, it's important. I have googled and checked the Nigerian Law School website, but no information on such

tayo4me:

Please I need some information on applying to Bar part 1 of the Nigerian Law School. Does your degree need to be an LLB? What if the degree awarded is not an LLB but all the required subjects like Contract, Constitutional etc were taken in University, would one still be admitted?

Can awaiting results candidates also apply? If yes, after how many months of study is one required to present the certificate?

A quick response would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Yes,ur degree must be LLB, If it aint an LLB degree then u r not qualified regardless of the modules you have passed therein in the course of it.Awaiting results can apply but the result must have to be known just before the duration of the Bar Programme and you have succeeded in passing all the required modules as stipulated by the Nigerian Law Scool.
For more clarifications,visit www.mynlsp.com
Hope this helps

Thank you Frimoore, this has helped.