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Ayomide Adesina’s Details (Student ID: 487)

Submitted on: December 29, 2025 at 6:01 pm

1ST TERM

English	89
Mathematics	38
Literature in English	73
Government	72
History
CRS	98
IRS
Total	370
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2ND TERM

English	53
Mathematics	37
Literature in English	42
Government	45
History
CRS	92
IRS
Total	269
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3RD TERM

English	70
Mathematics	70
Literature in English	46
Government	79
History
CRS	66
IRS
Total	331
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Final Average:

64.66666666666667

Essay

Becoming a Lawyer

Me As I reflect on my life’s journey, I envision myself as a successful lawyer, advocating for justice and making a positive impact on society. To achieve this dream, I’ll outline the steps I’ll take to become a lawyer.

Why Law?
I’m drawn to law because it combines my passion for critical thinking, problem-solving, and public speaking. I believe lawyers play a vital role in shaping society, and I’m eager to contribute.

Procedure:

1. Academic Qualifications:
– Complete secondary education with strong grades in English, History, and Government.
– Pursue a Bachelor’s degree in Law (LL.B) from a reputable university.
– Excel academically, focusing on core law subjects.
2. Professional Qualifications:
– Complete the Nigerian Law School program.
– Pass the Bar Exams to become a Barrister-at-Law.
– Undergo a mandatory year of Youth Service
3. Practical Experience:
– Intern at law firms or courts to gain hands-on experience.
– Participate in moot court competitions and debates.
– Join professional organizations (e.g., Nigerian Bar Association).
4. Specialization:
– Identify a niche (e.g., human rights, corporate law) and develop expertise.
– Pursue certifications or diplomas in specialized areas.
5. Networking and Continuous Learning:
– Attend seminars, workshops, and conferences to stay updated on law developments.
– Build relationships with experienced lawyers and mentors.

Challenges and Strategies:
– Time Management: Balance academics, internships, and personal growth.
– Self-Discipline: Stay focused and motivated throughout law school and early career.
– Networking: Leverage connections to access opportunities.

By following this path, I’m confident I’ll become a successful lawyer, making a meaningful impact in Nigeria’s legal landscape.

Full Student Details:

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Student ID	487
Verification Status	Pending
First Name	Ayomide
Surname	Adesina
Phone no	08140356663
Home address	Adelola street
City	Osun
State / Province / Region	Osun State (Oshogbo)
Date of Birth	December 14, 2009
Emergency Contact Name	Bose Busayo
Emergency Contact Phone no	08140356663
Emergency Contact Address	33 adelola street
Emergency Contact City	Osun
Emergency Contact State / Province / Region	Osun State (Oshogbo)
Relationship to Emergency Contact	Mother
Mother's Full name	Bose b fatundimun
Father's Full name	Adesina fatundimun
Mother's occupation	Taylor
Father's occupation	Mechanic
Mother's phone number	08166711533
Father's phone number	08166711533
Family's compound (Agbo ile)	Isaleope
Name of school	Modakeke high school
School Category	Public
Address of school	Along ondo road
Name of school Principal	Mrs Obayomi
School City	Modakeke
School State / Province / Region	Osun State (Oshogbo)
Current Class	SS3
What future Educational career will you likely pursue after finishing secondary school?	Lawyer
Have you registered for WAEC ?	No
Do you have any academic award or academic achievement	No
Do you participate in community service and extra-curricular activities?	No
Do you participate in any sport?	Yes
List the sport	Table tennis
Field of Study	Art Student
English 1st term (Art)	89
Mathematics 1st term (Art)	38
Literature in English 1st term (Art)	73
Government 1st term (Art)	72
History/CRS/IRS	CRS
CRS 1st term (Art)	98
Total 1st term (Art)	370
Attach a clear copy of your SSS2 report card 1st term	IMG_20251229_174434_071-scaled.jpg
English 2nd term (Art)	53
Mathematics 2nd term (Art)	37
Government 2nd term (Art)	45
Literature in English 2nd term (Art)	42
CRS 2nd term (Art)	92
Total 2nd Term (Art)	269
Attach a clear copy of your SSS2 report card 2nd term	IMG_20251229_174447_143-scaled.jpg
English 3rd term (Art)	70
Mathematics 3rd term (Art)	70
Government 3rd term (Art)	79
Literature in English 3rd term (Art)	46
CRS 3rd term (Art)	66
Total 3rd term (Art)	331
Attach a clear copy of your SSS2 report card 3rd term	IMG_20251229_174457_556-scaled.jpg
Final Average (Art)	64.66666666666667
Final Average (All term)	64.66666666666667
"Write about your future career'' do not exceed 250 words	Becoming a Lawyer Me As I reflect on my life's journey, I envision myself as a successful lawyer, advocating for justice and making a positive impact on society. To achieve this dream, I'll outline the steps I'll take to become a lawyer. Why Law? I'm drawn to law because it combines my passion for critical thinking, problem-solving, and public speaking. I believe lawyers play a vital role in shaping society, and I'm eager to contribute. Procedure: 1. Academic Qualifications: - Complete secondary education with strong grades in English, History, and Government. - Pursue a Bachelor's degree in Law (LL.B) from a reputable university. - Excel academically, focusing on core law subjects. 2. Professional Qualifications: - Complete the Nigerian Law School program. - Pass the Bar Exams to become a Barrister-at-Law. - Undergo a mandatory year of Youth Service 3. Practical Experience: - Intern at law firms or courts to gain hands-on experience. - Participate in moot court competitions and debates. - Join professional organizations (e.g., Nigerian Bar Association). 4. Specialization: - Identify a niche (e.g., human rights, corporate law) and develop expertise. - Pursue certifications or diplomas in specialized areas. 5. Networking and Continuous Learning: - Attend seminars, workshops, and conferences to stay updated on law developments. - Build relationships with experienced lawyers and mentors. Challenges and Strategies: - Time Management: Balance academics, internships, and personal growth. - Self-Discipline: Stay focused and motivated throughout law school and early career. - Networking: Leverage connections to access opportunities. By following this path, I'm confident I'll become a successful lawyer, making a meaningful impact in Nigeria's legal landscape.