The President of Nigeria, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd), has appointed Paul Ogbole, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, as a member of the Council for Legal Education of Nigeria Law School. The announcement was made in a letter signed by the Solicitor General of the Federation, Mrs Jedy Agba, in Abuja.
Mr Ogbole’s appointment became effective from May 13 and is expected to last for four years. The Council for Legal Education was established in 1962 to oversee and undertake the accreditation of Nigerian Law Schools. It is also responsible for the legal education, professional training, and discipline of law students.
Prior to his recent appointment, Mr Ogbole was a member of the Board of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission. His appointment is a testament to his dedication and hard work in the legal profession.
Mr Ogbole has been consistently recognized for his contributions to the legal profession. As a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, he has served in various crucial positions which have helped shape the legal landscape of Nigeria. His appointment is expected to strengthen the Council for Legal Education and enhance its contribution to legal education and professional training in Nigeria.
The legal community has expressed optimism that Mr Ogbole’s appointment will bring about positive developments in legal education in Nigeria. The Council for Legal Education plays a fundamental role in maintaining the standards and integrity of the Nigerian legal profession, and the addition of Mr Ogbole to its ranks is a significant step in ensuring that this continues.
In conclusion, Mr Ogbole’s appointment as a member of the Council for Legal Education is a commendable decision that demonstrates the president’s commitment to promoting excellence in the legal profession and elevating the standards of legal education in Nigeria.
