The sky did not fall, the exam does the filtering: Why the Legal Education Reform Bill deserves presidential assent

Voicefm Ghana March 30, 2026 1 minute read

Adelaide Ama Klu, Esq. argues for presidential assent to the Legal Education Reform Bill, citing successful global models from 12 countries that prove “the exam does the filtering.”

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