​Begin Your Journey for Success at University of Law, UK The University of Law is one of the UK’s longest-established specialist providers of legal education. We can trace our origins to 1876 with the formation of leading tutorial firm Gibson & Weldon. With a rich heritage and a reputation for innovation and contemporary teaching practices, […]

The much awaited results of Examination the Bar Final which was conducted in August were released on the Thursday, 18th of October. The results released by the Nigerian Council of Legal Education recorded the highest success rate since its inception. It was reported that 5,846 students participated in the examination with 4,633 (79.25%) candidates successful, […]

EPISODE 1 – GENERATORS   The average Nigerian is a wary human. There abides an inherent distrust in any venture that involves parting with any form of capital, much less, taxes. To the average Nigerian, the government breaks things – promises, their hearts and the social contract, there is no direct benefit of paying taxes […]

More often than not, questions in law tests, assignments and particularly exams are presented in two ways; (1) Essay questions (2) Hypothetical questions. This, many law students already know. The problem however might be with attempting such questions. How do you answer an essay or hypothetical question to the lecturer’s liking or taste? Well, you […]

Most law students complain about the amount of time allotted to law exams. Most likely, it is based on the false assumption or mindset that one can’t answer law questions within that amount of time. Examiners always seek something from their students but if a student spends most of his time in the exam hall […]

The following are a few exam tips you can inculcate as a law student which may earn better grades. 1. Practise past questions before exams: Apart from researching on answers to past questions, attempt them and time yourself. A lot of law students underrate this strategy or are too lazy to do so, but it […]