Ms. Keren Naa Ayiyaakor Lamptey, a Ghanaian student from the GIMPA Law School, has achieved remarkable success at The Gambia Law School, emerging as the best law student.
According to a statement received by the Ghana News Agency, Ms. Lamptey clinched four prestigious awards, including Best Female Student, Best Student in Criminal Procedure, and Best Student in English and Legislative Drafting, making history at The Gambia Law School.
In her valedictory speech, Ms. Lamptey expressed profound gratitude for the support of her friends and colleagues, acknowledging the proverbial African adage that “it takes a whole village to raise a child into prominence.”
She urged her fellow graduates to persevere in the face of challenges, emphasizing the lessons learned from setbacks and the importance of unwavering focus on goals.
Ms. Lamptey highlighted the significance of collaboration and shared learning experiences in the collective success of the student body, acknowledging the support from faculty and fellow students.
Furthermore, she called upon The Gambia Law School management to consider easing regulations for international students, advocating for the opportunity to practice law in the country where they are called to the bar.
Ms. Lamptey's remarkable achievements serve as an inspiration to aspiring female legal professionals across Africa, symbolizing the triumph of perseverance and dedication in the pursuit of excellence.