We are pleased to announce the appointment of 4 top performers to strengthen various areas of our academic research and scholarship.
Hassan Abimbola Rasheedat-Aribito is a lecturer II in the department of Jurisprudence and International Law, Faculty of Law, University of Ilorin, Ilorin, Nigeria. she obtained her LL.B in Common and Islamic Laws from the Faculty of Law, University of Ilorin, Ilorin, Nigeria in the year 2009 and her BL from the Nigerian Law School, Abuja in year 2010 respectively. She however proceeded for her Masters degree in Law in year 2014 at the University of Ilorin. She is currently undergoing her Ph.D program. Her area of research is “the Legal Regime of Identity Management”. Abimbola Rasheedat-Aribito was formerly the legal officer of the National Identity Management Commission, Kwara State office from where she picked her interest in Identity Management as an area of academic research. She has served with the Identity Commission for more than a decade as legal officer and has handled several cases on behalf of NIMC before her transfer of appointment to the prestigious Faculty of Law, University of Ilorin as a Lecturer II. She is a member of several Associations and Societies where she served in different capacities such as the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Member of the Female Lawyers Association (FIDA), Member of Sisters of Jannah(SOJ), Member of Queen Elizabeth Secondary School Old students Association and member of Okelele Youth League (OYUL). She has also worked in litigation and corporate sections of different Law firms as an Associate Counsel such as Paul Usoro &Co, Stonewaters law office, Tafa Ahmed & Co and others. She has also written few articles in the NIMC editions of Special ID Day Magazine tagged “the Identity”Imam Abdur-Rasheeed Ahmed. Ahmed has huge experience in International law from several stints with the Foreign Affairs Ministry. We are excited to have Ahmed in our cohort.OGEDENGBE, John Afolabi. John’s research interest on electoral Jurisprudence will be a great support for our clinical legal education.Tawakaltu Queen Oyinloye attended Igbinedion University Okada where she obtained her Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) degree with First Class Honors in 2019. Her areas of Interest include International Human Rights Law, Gender Rights. She is the author of the “Battered Woman Syndrome as a Defence to Homicide: Lessons from Other Jurisdictions”,
