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Nigerian Law School, NLS 2015 Exams Results Reveal Mass Failure, 1805 Fail, 4 Make First Class
August 6, 2015 – Nigerian Law School, NLS 2015 Exams Results Reveal Mass Failure, 1805 Fail, 4 Make First Class
The Council of Legal Education in Nigeria today said that total of 1805 resits and regular students of the NLS failed the 2015 final examinations and would not be called to Bar in October this year.
This was made known after the release of the final resit exams conducted in April and the Bar final exams of 2014/2015 school year conducted in May.
The council said 2736 students participated in the resit exams in April while 2852 students participated in the final Bar exams in May. Four students emerged with First Class.
They include Sani Fatima Bombom (Abuja campus), Mbonu Genevieve Chinyeaka (Lagos campus), Olowu Adetutu Abisoye (Lagos campus) and Abajou Reason Emma (Enugu campus).
Also, the Council informed that 109 students passed in the Second Class Upper category, 418 were graded in Second Class Lower, 1422 graded in Pass, 83 with Conditional Pass while 1815 failed.
The call to Bar ceremonies have been fixed for October 20 and 22 in Abuja.
This one na real mass failure but what caused it?
YoungJay
August 6, 2015 at 8:10 PM
Wow! Congrats to the Best
brigette
August 6, 2015 at 8:29 PM
Since the advent of Facebook, students have been plaqued with low performance in school. Teh mass failure was undoubtedly caused by the internet
Ifemi
August 6, 2015 at 8:37 PM
Nigerian is turning upside down on a daily basis,ds mass failure is artifificial d law sch is outrageously expensive dt a common man cannot snd a child there even with uncertainty of getting a job,yet d law sch authority is not ashamed to announce this mass failure,what a pathetic situation
Grace
August 6, 2015 at 9:00 PM
Reason for failure.
1. Common man cannot send their intelligent children there unlike 25 years ago and fees hike.
2. University send students on a man know man bases as such making intelligent students not to have means of getting through.
3. The man know man issue tend to push students who are not very intelligent and as such leading to such mass failure results at the end of their courses.
4. Please stop this man know man business and allow less able intelligent students to get into the course.
romanus ifeanyi
August 7, 2015 at 8:33 AM
Nawa o! But l congratulate the guru ones. The mas failure shows that the system of education is gradually declining,if proper care is not taken.