The Law Students Association (LAWSA) of Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT), Agbani, just announced a three-day class tour for the students in order to teach students on the rules and regulations guiding the activities within the Faculty of Law.

The title which is named “Navigating ESUT LAWSA Statutes: A Class Tour,” is being put together by the Attorney General’s office of LAWSA in partnership with the SUG Chairman on Judicial Affairs. The programme is said to be for law students from 100 to 300 levels.

According to the organizers, the aim of the three-day physical class tour is to help and ensure that the students clearly understands the rules and regulations which guides the academic and social life within the faculty, further stating that many students are not fully aware of this rules, even though they apply to everyone.

The Attorney General of ESUT LAWSA, Ali Godwin Kelechukwu, populary known as Esquire Crescendo, said that the programme is focused on creating awareness and also encourage responsibility among the students, further noting that knowing the law is important because student cannot claim ignorance when rules are enforced.

They also stated that law students, in particular, should be familiar with the regulations guiding their own faculty, further referencing the legal principle that ignorance of the law is not an excuse.

The SUG Chairman on Judicial Affairs, Egbo Chibueze, popularly known as Bezito further described the programme as a positive move that will promote a culture of legal awareness and discipline within the faculty.

The class tour is also expected to have interactive sessions where students can ask questions and get answers on how the rules and regulations affect them.

The programme is believed to improve the students knowledge of LAWSA laws and further strengthen order, accountability, and respect in the ESUT Faculty of Law.