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I Spent Nearly ₦3 million at the Nigerian Law School. Here’s How It Went.

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I Spent Nearly ₦3 million at the Nigerian Law School. Here’s How It Went.

Aisha Bello 23/04/2025 15:30

After five years of studying law, Aisha Tolani Jimoh spent nearly ₦3 million in one year of law school. She shares what the journey cost her, financially, academically, emotionally, and everything in between…

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After five years of studying law, Aisha Tolani Jimoh spent nearly ₦3 million in one year of law school. She shares what the journey cost her, financially, academically, emotionally, and everything in between…
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