By Ameh Ochojila, Abuja 17 May 2023 | 4:34 am Federal Government has inaugurated Council of Legal Education (CLE), with a charge to reposition the Nigerian Law School for challenges of the time. Nigeria’s attorney-general and minister for justice Abubakar Malami PHOTO: TWITTER/Abubakar Malami Federal Government has inaugurated Council of Legal Education (CLE), with a charge to reposition the Nigerian Law School for challenges of the time. Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justices, Abubakar Malami, during the inauguration, yesterday, in Abuja, charged the council members to improve quality of legal education in the country. He said the law school was critical to sustenance of the legal profession. Malami advised the council to consider private-government partnership for robust development. In his remarks, Chairman of CLE, Emeka Ngige (SAN), promised greater improvement with cooperation of all. He urged state governments to emulate Governor Nyesom Wike’s contributions to the judiciary. 6 mins ago The President-elect, Bola Tinubu, yesterday, promised women’s full participation in government under his administration. 28 mins ago Federal Government has inaugurated Council of Legal Education (CLE), with a charge to reposition the Nigerian Law School for challenges of the time. 29 mins ago Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has said other security agencies, especially the Nigeria Police Force, are permitted to check vehicle particulars. 39 mins ago National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) has confirmed that no serving member died during the 2023 general elections. 43 mins ago Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation, Dr. Olorunnimbe Mamora, yesterday, called for ban on import of foreign goods that can be produced locally.
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