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Council Of Legal Education Approves Five New Law Faculties, Places Three Universities On Two-Year Moratorium For Starting Programmes Without Approval
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Council Of Legal Education Approves Five New Law Faculties, Places Three Universities On Two-Year Moratorium For Starting Programmes Without Approval
*Approves Increased Law Admission Quotas for Four Universities, Including Bayero and University of Ilorin *As Nigerian Law School Marks DG Transition, Honours Outgoing, Welcomes New Leader The Council of Legal Education (CLE) has approved new law faculties at five universities, expanded admission quotas at four existing institutions, and imposed sanctions on three universities found to have violated regulatory procedures. The decisions were reac…
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