Former governor of Osun State, Prince Olagunsoye Oyinlola, has started receiving lectures at the Law School. A statement from the former governor's media office disclosed that he resumed, Monday last week, at the Abuja campus of the Nigeria Law School, where he joined other fresh students to register.
Lectures for graduates of foreign universities started Tuesday last week and it was gathered that Prince Oyinlola has since been a regular face in class.
The Law School runs a year professional programme for all Law graduates of Nigerian and foreign universities.
Prince Oyinlola became governor in 2003 shortly after he graduated in Law from Buckingham University, United Kingdom, but could not go for the bar training due to state duties.
He applied for admission to the school after his ouster from office by the Court of Appeal in November last year.
Tribune