The Renewal of Solace Chambers Free NWLR Login



SOLACE CHAMBERS, FACULTY OF LAW, BAYERO UNIVERSITY KANO

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The Renewal of Solace Chambers Free NWLR Login


The Solace one-year free online NWLR for BUKLAW Students and all students of law. To be used for legal research, moot and mock trials, assignments, exams, among others.


How to Gain Access

1. Visit NWLR online via: https://nwlronline.com/auth/login.

2. Login using the details below.

    Username: solacebuklaw@gmail.com

    Password: @solacechambersBUK02

3. Click on the "search for a case or principle" box. Type your search or input the name of any case you are looking for. 

4. Click on the Search button. Confirm the exact case or court holding you want. 


Sponsor:

Kabir Nizam Baba, Esq, AICMC (Former Attorney General, Solace Chambers)


Visit our website:

www.solacechambersbuk.com.ng


Facilitated by:

Executive Council (2024/2025 Academic Session) Led by Muhibudeen, Qosim Atanda.

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