” Be honest to your clients and do not aim at becoming rich early, just work hard for your country,” Nyombi told graduates.
A total of 505 students graduated with diplomas in Human rights, Law and Legal practice.
He also thanked the management of LCD for opening a 1,000 seater auditorium that will help the centre to accommodate more students.
He however, decried the high fail rate LDC. “We all used to pass exams at LDC those years, I’m wondering why students are failing nowadays,” Mbabazi asked?
He added, “Students who fail at LDC should do so genuinely but not fail because of internal weaknesses at LDC.
Mbabazi advised LDC to consider training students in the new emerging areas of law such as oil and gas, environment and intellectual property on top of the ones they are teaching now.
The function was attended by Lady Justice Christine Kitumba, Chairperson LDC Management , Ruth Sebatindira Uganda Law Society President among others.
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