A total of 888 candidates failed the final bar examination conducted in November 2023 by the Nigerian Bar Association.
This was as 4,412 candidates were successful out of a total of 5,300 who sat for the examination. Among the successful candidates, 251 had first class.
The Director-General of the Nigerian Law School, Prof. Isa Hayatu Chiroma, disclosed this at the Call to Bar ceremony held in Abuja on Tuesday. He said, “Mr. Chairman, distinguished members of the Body of Benchers, I will be presenting at this Call to the Bar ceremonies a total of 4,412 candidates who were successful at the November 2023 Bar Final examinations as well as 14 candidates from previous Bar Final Examinations

“I am happy to report on the good performance recorded by the candidates as seen in the Executive Summary below: Outstanding/General Performance.

“Total number of students who participated in the Examinations: 5,300.

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Some of them that failed the exam maybe those that graduated from foreign universities or those that were pampared financially in some Nigerian private universities.

Again, agree with me that some of those that made first class degree may not have money for their school fees.

I left..!

Lumarstone:
Some of them that failed the exam maybe those that graduated from foreign universities or those that were pampared financially in some Nigerian private universities.

Again, agree with me that some of those that made first class degree may not have money for their school fees.

I left..!

Which kind of reasoning be this one? Some of those that made first class could also be from rich homes and could also have graduated from foreign universities and private universities. I'm sure you know they attended Nigerian Law School before they can take the exams

Majority of those that failed graduated from private universities

eteebanky1:
Majority of those that failed graduated from private universities

Where did you get your information from