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Law students in the country will this morning take to the streets in protest of how legal education is handled.
The demonstration with the hashtag #OpenUpLegalEducation, will start at the Law School in Makola at the heart of the capital to the Jubilee House where the protesters will present a petition to President Akufo-Addo.
The students are registering their displeasure with the massive failures recorded year-in, year-out at the Ghana School of Law.
This year, only 128 students out of the 1,820 candidates who sat for entrance exams passed to be admitted.
Follow Joy News’ live update as the students hit the streets...
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