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Vice Chancellor Celebrates As LASU Produces 10 First Class Graduates At 2025 Law School Graduation 

LASU Produces 10 First Class Graduates At 2025 Law School Graduation, 2025 Law School Graduation 
Abimbola OgunaikeBy Abimbola OgunaikeJuly 11, 2025Updated:July 11, 2025No Comments793 Views
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Lagos State University (LASU) once again took the spotlight on the national stage as the Nigerian Law School held its 2025 Call to Bar Ceremony in Abuja. The institution produced ten First-Class graduates, a remarkable achievement that affirms the university’s reputation for academic distinction.

The ten legal stars are: Lawal Maryam Abiodun, Makanjuola  Mariam Amoke, Ashimi Temitope Mary, Adebowale Ayo Balikis, Adekoya Kanyinsola, Habeeb Oluwadamilola Zainab, Owodina Silifat Mojisola, Okunowo Adesewa Esther, Onyekere Favour-Divine Nzube, and Akanegbu Osinachi.

At the heart of the celebration was Lawal Maryam Abiodun, a graduate of Common and Islamic Law from LASU, who was named the Second Overall Best Graduating Student out of a total of 7,134 students admitted to the Nigerian Law School for the session. She was also recognised as the Best Graduating Female Student of the year, making her a standout figure in the ceremony and a beacon of academic excellence.

Representing the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Ibiyemi Ibilola Olatunji-Bello, at the prestigious ceremony, the Dean, Faculty of Law, Professor Kareem Olatoye, congratulated the awardees for being worthy ambassadors of the university and expressed deep pride in their accomplishments. He also encouraged upcoming LASU Law students to emulate their diligence, discipline, and academic excellence.

In her official congratulatory message, Professor Ibiyemi Olatunji-Bello praised the achievements of the LASU graduates. She said, “…These awards are a testament to the strength of LASU’s academic training and the dedication of our students and faculty. I wholeheartedly congratulate all our legal stars and also commend the Dean and our hardworking Law lecturers for their relentless commitment to building excellent scholars and legal professionals.”

She further urged all LASU Law students to continue to work hard and uphold the university’s legacy of excellence in legal education.

The momentous performance of LASU students at the Nigerian Law School has once again positioned the institution as a leader in producing world-class legal minds, further validating its place among the top universities in Nigeria and beyond.

We are LASU, We are Great!

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