Army officer bags distinction in UK varsity

Nigerian Army officer, Major Ajibade Atobatele, of the Directorate of Army Legal Services, studying in the United Kingdom has finished with a distinction in International Human Rights and Terrorism Law, coming top in his class. The officer also bagged the Best Dissertation Award of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, University of Lancaster. He […]

Nigerian Army officer, Major Ajibade Atobatele, of the Directorate of Army Legal Services, studying in the United Kingdom has finished with a distinction in International Human Rights and Terrorism Law, coming top in his class.

The officer also bagged the Best Dissertation Award of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, University of Lancaster. He was recently honoured at the convocation ceremony of the University, which was held in the UK.

The Director of Postgraduate Programmes in the Lancaster University Law School, Prof. Sigrun Skogly, confirmed in a correspondence to the Nigerian Embassy in London that the Army officer performed exceptionally well and achieved the highest mark,  a mark she described as rarely awarded by the university,  adding that Major Atobatele has been offered a doctoral degree admission in order to further his research on legal issues surrounding the war against insurgency in Nigeria and  is expected to return to the Law school in early 2019.