According to a PREMIUM TIMES report, the Nigerian Law School says 161 of the 5,846 hopefuls, who sat for the 2018 Bar Final Examination led in August, sacked First Class degrees.
The accomplishment was reported in the outcome breakdown, marked by the Director General of the Nigerian Law School, Isa Chiroma, on Thursday.
The 161 First Class degrees is the most noteworthy ever of school.
The foundation had 29 First Class graduates out of the 4,294 applicants who sat for the August 2017 bar examinations.
The Director-General of the school in 2017, Olanrewaju Onadeku, complimented the 29 understudies; and noticed that theirs was the most noteworthy number at any point accomplished.
In any case, as gave in the 2018 outcome separate, 5,846 understudies took an interest in the examination with 4,633 (79.25 percent) applicants effective, 218 (3.73 percent) with contingent pass, 965 (16.5 percent) fizzled, and 30 (0.51 percent) were missing.
"Regarding generally execution, 161 (2.75 percent) hopefuls were reviewed with First Class, 695 (11.89 percent) with Second Class Upper, 1,276 (21.83 percent) with Second Class Lower and 2,501 (42.78 percent) with Pass."
As per the authority, the Call to Bar service is set to hang on November 27, 28, and 29 in Abuja.
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