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I fought UNILORIN for 14 years over my withheld certificate — Lawyer, Adeshina
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I fought UNILORIN for 14 years over my withheld certificate — Lawyer, Adeshina

Punch Nigeria 1 day 1 mins read
Nigerian lawyer, Rasheedat Adeshina, tells AYOOLA OLASUPO how she embarked on a 14-year legal battle with the University of Ilorin for withholding her certificate, the struggles, sacrifices and eventual victory after a Supreme Court ruling Can you share with us the events that made UNILORIN withhold your results and certificate? I graduated from the University Read More: https://punchng.com/i-fought-unilorin-for-14-years-over-my-withheld-certificate-lawyer-adeshina/

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