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Here's what Twitter is saying about Law School's 161 first class graduates

This is the first time the Nigerian Law School produces 161 first class graduates in the history of the school.

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In the last 20 years, the Nigerian Law School has got a reputation for producing an average of 15 first class graduates.

But the last three years has seen a rise in the numbers from 25 to 30 and now 161 first class graduates.

This has got many Nigerians talking on Twitter as many describe the figure as outrageous while others think it is a welcome development.

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Here are what people think about the high rate of first class at the Nigerian Law School.

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