Plan B: the Better plan

 When I started Aminu Kano College of Islamic and Legal Studies, popularly known as ‘legal,’it really came to me as a plan B, but I graduated with a great deal of interest in the legal field.  Though I was not the only one who was on that stance at the moment – we were many.

I knew of a case of someone who they have ever been into health profession basically, but after turning to the legal profession it became much appealing to them, and I believe that there were some people who the same occured to them whom I didn't know. Does it mean the profession has a magical power, or it's just intriguing, and can make one look smart?

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Eventually, let me end this piece by turning to myself. From then to now that I have been admitted to study law at the university (undergraduate) level, practicing in court is not so appealing to me, the academia of the discipline is much appealing to me than whatever else.

#May-we-success!

SYA (Prof. AbuSuleiman)

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