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"We have taken down the video and brought full duty" – Nigerian regulation college students apologise over viral video

A gaggle of Nigerian regulation college students has publicly apologised following backlash over their viral TikTok video, confirming that they’ve taken it down and accepted duty for the controversy.
In an apology video, the scholars mentioned they didn’t intend to ridicule the authorized occupation or painting younger attorneys as incapable of representing purchasers in courtroom.
They apologised to the general public, the Council of Legal Education, the disciplinary physique of their school and different related authorities over the video and its affect on the notion of the authorized occupation.
The college students additionally burdened that they held the occupation in excessive regard, including that a lot of them had at all times aspired to turn into attorneys and had labored arduous to attain that aim.
They additional recommended their lecturers for his or her efforts to instil robust ethical values in them, insisting that their video was not supposed to undermine the occupation or the coaching that they had obtained.
“We have taken down the video and we have taken full responsibility,” they mentioned as they appealed for forgiveness.
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