tstx:

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As far as I'm concerned there are only two universities in Nigeria..... UNN and others

Sharap...

Mbliz:
mtchew

okay ma.

[quote author=Mbliz post=61674783]everyone can't be in the sciences. People ventures where they are best fitted. Beside, your opinion isn't needed.

Show me UI list please

tstx:

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As far as I'm concerned there are only two universities in Nigeria..... UNN and others

one bottle of fanta and okpa for

hoseao:
one bottle of fanta and okpa for

me... for me... and please make that two okpa. one no dey do me

[quote author=Mbliz post=61674885][/quote]
I appreciate them ofcourse. It is not easy. Getting excellent grades is no mean feat.
And Lawyers are some of the most brilliant people out there, but my opinion still holds.
It may not be relevant, but they are my views nonetheless. And yes, not everybody can be in the sciences. That is very true.

Ok

cstr1000:
A first class in law is something I somehow don't value too much. Maybe it is because it is in the humanities where talent is more often than not is verbally expressive and skill can be coached.
I hold a first class in the sciences with far more esteem.

Did you make a first class

Good

mazimee:
I was expecting to see a female, but I never thought I would see 3 of them out of the four.

Igbo babes and brain

What Do You Mean?

Give That Guy One Sachet Of Rat Poison

ireneidiva:

Did you make a first class

Yes ma. But what does it matter here?

TheLawTheLegal:
The University of Nigeria, Nsukka has yet again recorded success at the Nigerian Law School.

Out of the 29 students who made first class, four came from UNN.

Chisom Anameje, Viola Ebechima, Cyril Jennifer Okafor and Kosoko Nnona John graduated from UNN in 2016 and enrolled to the NLS for their compulsory one year law school programme.

While Jennifer Okafor and Viola Ebechima graduated with First Class from UNN, John Nnona and Chisom Anameje had 2.1 from UNN.

Na their way every yr be that nah, jst that they don't make much noise abt it.
If u doubt me, go and check the list of law school first class (graduates) in the last 20 yrs.
It is easier for a UNN law graduate to make 1st class in law school than in UNN. That dept dey downgrade/ press them down wella.
Na 3rd class and 2.2 dey full for the published graduate list/sheet....lol.
It's well.

cstr1000:
Yes ma. But what does it matter here?

Calm down we are getting there. What did you study please?

NCANTaskForce:
Kosoko for Hall Governor, Proud Aba Guy.

where's the dude from . his name is confusing

nwabobo:
So UNN alone takes 14% of first class graduands from the Nigerian Law School.

Lol. University of Lagos (Unilag) produced 6 1st Class Graduates.

Same Unilag had the highest last year.

cstr1000:
A first class in law is something I somehow don't value too much. Maybe it is because it is in the humanities where talent is more often than not is verbally expressive and skill can be coached.
I hold a first class in the sciences with far more esteem.

The advent of technology sha. Everybody can afford a smartphone.

Alma Mater

olagamalin:


Lol. University of Lagos (Unilag) produced 6 1st Class Graduates.

Same Unilag had the highest last year.

Can we have their names please, thanks.

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nwabobo:


Can we have their names please, thanks.

Lol.

Nigerian Law School 2017 Set

Faith Onimiya
Vivian Ezepue
Grace Guruje
Aishat Okesola
Oyetade Gbajumo
Deborah Idowu


Nigerian Law School 2016 Set

Somuyiwa Mosimiloluwa Akinlolu
Igbinosun Betha Osamiemwenfan
Ivongbe Precious Eki
Kadiri Ayodele Ashiata (Best Graduating Student)

olagamalin:


Lol.

Nigerian Law School 2017 Set

Faith Onimiya
Vivian Ezepue
Grace Guruje
Vivian Ezepue
Oyetade Gbajumo
Deborah Idowu


Nigerian Law School 2016 Set

Somuyiwa Mosimiloluwa Akinlolu
Igbinosun Betha Osamiemwenfan
Ivongbe Precious Eki
Kadiri Ayodele Ashiata (Best Graduating Student)

Why does Vivian Ezepue appear twice?

nwabobo:


Why does Vivian Ezepue appear twice?

typo ...I've corrected it. AOB

See my people oo

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[quote author=cstr1000 post=61674659]A first class in law is something I somehow don't value too much. Maybe it is because it is in the humanities where talent is more often than not is verbally expressive and skill can be coached.
I hold a first class in the sciences with far more esteem.[mumu]

Yes oh...John my main man. I celebrate you bro. We no dey carry last

Tombs up for d Igbo's.

I need their umunnas phone numbers for urgent ime ego this dizemba

Jenifer Okafor is a fine girl iya iya ooooh .

olagamalin:


typo ...I've corrected it. AOB

Provide enough evidence jst lyk this post/thread did, with their classes/grades in unilag.
Thanks.
(Not doubtin u sha bt.....)

cstr1000:
A first class in law is something I somehow don't value too much. Maybe it is because it is in the humanities where talent is more often than not is verbally expressive and skill can be coached.
I hold a first class in the sciences with far more esteem.

All are intellectually challenging. Science combines both theory & practical. But law is actually one of those courses that has a practical base. Following rules to argue cases according to the constitution, be it the penal code, tort, corporate law, etc. And also following precedents. Same way a mechanical engineer, a genetic engineer or a chemist has to rely on empiricism and basic principles in guiding his work.

Sure, the extra time the scientists spends in the lab can be used by the arts person to read up massively.

We need to remember too that people of the arts, like the philosopher John Locke, were among those who promoted physical experience through experimentation as the best way to do science.