Honestly, Ahmadu Bello University has a massive reputation for shaping law and government stuff in Nigeria. I mean, it’s not just about being a big school—like, ABU literally trains tons of lawyers, judges, and public administrators. One of my cousins studied law there, and now she works in the court system in Abuja. The Kongo Campus is totally focused on law and administration, so you get students learning straight-up Nigerian legal stuff and also how to run government stuff, not just theory. Plus, with all those professors (over 600!) and crazy number of departments, they have research centers and public lectures that talk about Nigerian policy and government issues. I’ve noticed a lot of government officials in the north, especially, have some connection to ABU. But yeah, the place isn’t just hype—if you want to make it in Nigerian law or government, everyone says ABU is a good move.