Nigerian Student Abdul-Ghaniyu Alao Secures Law Admission
Abdul-Ghaniyu Alao, a Nigerian student who previously left a Diploma in Law program at Lagos State University (LASU), successfully gained admission to study Bachelor of Laws at the University of Ibadan (UI). In a LinkedIn post shared in October 2026, he detailed his journey, explaining that withdrawing from LASU was a calculated decision rather than a reckless one.
He feared his aggregate score as a non-indigene would not meet the admission cut-off for LASU's LL.B program. After scoring 304 in the 2026 UTME, he dedicated himself to preparing for UI's Post-UTME, which he described as challenging.
He participated in study groups, attended free classes, and enrolled in a marathon class organized by the Muslim Students' Society of Nigeria at UI. Despite facing unexpected challenges during preparation, he aimed for a score of at least 90 out of 100 but ultimately scored 80.
He acknowledged that while this score reflected solid preparation, it did not meet his personal goals.
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