Future Lawyers Rejoice: Tinubu Approves New 600-Room Hostel for Abuja Law School
President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has issued a direct mandate to the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, for the immediate commencement of significant infrastructure projects in Abuja. These directives include the construction of a 600-capacity hostel complex for the Nigerian Law School and a new road linking strategic locations within the capital city.
Specifically, the President has ordered the construction of two hostels, each designed to accommodate 300 students, for the Nigerian Law School's Abuja campus. These will comprise one female hostel and one male hostel, aiming to provide much-needed accommodation for the institution's students. The urgency of these projects is highlighted by President Tinubu's directive for their execution under an
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