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Appreciating the high standard of facilities at the new Port Harcourt campus of Nigerian Law School, the Senate has advocated that the campus should also serve as a centre for continuous legal education for practising lawyers.

Chairman, Senate Committee on Judiciary, Human Rights and Legal Matters, Senator Michael Opeyemi Bamidele, described the quality of facilities that Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike, provided for the training of law graduates as global standard.

Kelvin Ebiri, noted that members of the Senate committee were in Port Harcourt, yesterday, for an oversight visit of the campus and were conducted round the facility by the governor.

So, part of our advice to the Council of Legal Education and the Nigerian Law School is that, based on the standard that has been set in the Port Harcourt campus, they should reserve some of the rooms, dedicated to ensuring that our continuous legal education is taken very seriously, using the Port Harcourt campus as the base for this.”

Senate Minority Leader, Philip Aduda, commended Wike for his laudable projects and stressed that they explain the clamour for him to move to the centre to replicate some of the extraordinary achievements.

Speaker of Rivers State House of Assembly, Ikuinyi-Owaji Ibani, describes Wike’s decision to construct the new campus as sheer demonstration of his patriotism and commitment to the nation.

Okocha, SAN, said the completion of the Port Harcourt campus is another promise fulfilled by Wike.

Source: guardian.ng