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OPEN UP LEGAL EDUCATION, GLC MUST BE AN EXAMINING BODY , NOT A SCHOOL

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Isaac Mensah
9 years ago

It necessary for candidates from other school to take the exams not only the law school.

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Fred Oppong-ntow
9 years ago

Comments,well done folks ,for your unselfish desire to break down this educational mafia.

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Rachel
9 years ago

Its for the good of the country and it's people. If we are copying the whites, copy them properly. Not shabbily and get choked or messed up at a point. Let be real. One law school in the whole of Ghana. Seriously? What sort of myopic vision and aim is that. That's just careless and wicked.

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Apuri Cornelius Kejanga
9 years ago

GLC should create opportunities

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Paa Qwesi Kakraba
9 years ago

A step in the right direction.

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Jonathan Cudjoe
9 years ago

Yes, we need to regulate the quality of lawyers produced in this country. There are several ways of doing that. Denying qualified BL holders should be the last!!!

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Godwin Atukpa
9 years ago

Change Now

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Dalla Muhammed
9 years ago

That will be fail to all. It should be like the professional accounting exams

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Araba Sam
9 years ago

I couldn't agree to with you more, I mean how could a while Legon Law School only admit about 70-77 graduate law students when the number of applicants who passed the entrance exams are scraped off based on the this limited number.

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Husni Mubarak Murtala
9 years ago

More Law schools should be opened by given them accreditation to absorb all the LLB degree holders who qualify to do law.

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Eric Yidana salifu
9 years ago

I support the petition

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Yakub Osman
9 years ago

A call in the right direction

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Akwasi Owusu
9 years ago

I humbly support this!

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James korang
9 years ago

It's long overdue

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Mali E
9 years ago

One day I saw a tweet and it read: "It is only in this country, on this continent, where adults feel so threatened by the young ones they stymie our efforts". It holds true. There are so many people who do not necessarily practise or intend to but have their own dreams to fulfil. Regardless of what these dreams are, why are the old ones holding as back? We may all have an education or degrees but we all do not end up with the best of jobs. As mentioned by Mr Bentil.... good lawyers will always have clients and the bad lawyers won't dare show their faces in court. Someone was allegedly rejected because he couldn't readily recall Sec 36 of the Courts Act, though he passed his entrance exam. It's a shame. Why do our old ones hate us so much? Not just in this field but in the medical institutions as well. Why?

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Isaac
9 years ago

I support the argument

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Anani foster
9 years ago

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Osei bonsu
9 years ago

I sign this petition in support of the argument put by Mr bentil

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Anonymous
9 years ago

I've a passion for law

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Patrick borkor
9 years ago

Free law school now