Mandesz:

law is not really hard. I studied accounting (unilorin). so i minored biz law and coy law in 300l 1st n 2nd semester respectively. I concentrated much tym in reading accounting n finance courses. for me, those courses were workover. I had A in the two. they're like history. past cases e.g dino melaye vs federal govt. lol

My first degree was International Studies and Diplomacy and I offered Administrative Law as a borrowed course. I had an A with minimal efforts. By the time I returned to study Law, what I met as Administrative Law was complex and almost complicated. Totally different from the gist I encountered as a borrowed course. There were cases for virtually every principle. Bro, in Law you don’t write what you feel; you need to understand and state lucidly the principles with statutory and constitutional backings and above show all judicial authorities, particularly in problem questions. There is a whole lot to read and a whole lot to master. The volume is mad and the time is short. To have an A in Law, your memory impact for principles and cases must be at least 90% spot on and your critical analysis must 80%. By that you cannot be an average student. In fact, average students are not admitted to study law.

GentleMoney:
Wow!
Great!!! News..

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