Over 900 individuals of the 2023 batch have received approval from the Independent Examination Committee of the General Legal Council.

This group includes 499 students who had been initially denied admission to the Ghana School of Law two years ago but were subsequently admitted following a series of protests and appeals.

Following the release of the results, Odupong Agyapong Atta-Agyapong, the immediate past SRC president of the Ghana School of Law, who spoke to the media highlighted the significance of this year's call to the bar ceremony.

“It’s exciting how students are reacting on their WhatsApp pages and statuses,” he said. “For the first time, we are going to have over 900 students called to the Ghana bar. It’s quite historic given the turn of events in the past.”

Atta-Agyapong encouraged students who did not make it onto the list to maintain their determination and strive to be called in the mini-call scheduled for March next year.

"It's not the end of the road," he emphasized. "We have a mini-call, and it's expected that next year these students will be offered the opportunity to sit for the supplementary exams, and when they are successful, they will be called."

Atta-Agyapong encouraged students who did not find their names on the list to persevere and aim for inclusion in the upcoming mini-call scheduled for March next year.

“It’s not the end of the road,” he said. “We have a mini-call, and it’s expected that next year these students will be offered the opportunity to sit for the supplementary exams, and when they are successful, they will be called.”