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MountCrest University College graduates 96 law students
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MountCrest University College (MCU) has held its ninth congregation in Accra, where 96 students were awarded Bachelor of Laws (LLB) degrees. The ceremony, held under the theme "Pursuing Excellence in Legal Education: Inspiring Leadership, Service and National Development," celebrated the academic achievements of the new legal professionals. Professor Christian Koranteng, representing the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST), performed the official conferment of degrees, underscoring the institutional partnership that supports the college’s academic programs. In her address to the graduates, the Rector of MountCrest University College, Professor Helen Yitah, stressed that success in the legal field is predicated on more than academic merit. She urged the graduates to maintain a steadfast commitment to integrity and professional ethics, describing these as the pillars of a successful legal career. Professor Yitah encouraged the cohort to use their education to serve the public interest and to remain dedicated to the pursuit of excellence in all their professional endeavors. The guest speaker, Justice Jennifer Abena Dadzie, further encouraged the graduates to embrace a culture of lifelong learning. She pointed out that the legal landscape is constantly evolving and requires practitioners who are willing to adapt and contribute meaningfully to their communities. Justice Dadzie and Professor Koranteng both lauded the college for its consistent dedication to providing high-quality legal education, noting that the graduation of these 96 students represents a significant contribution to Ghana's judicial and national development goals.
