NOUN Law Graduates reject strange conditions for admission into Nigerian Law School except as applied to other home-based NUC-accredited universities.
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johnson emmanuel
6 years ago
let our right as home based student be granted unto us
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Michael Mogaha
6 years ago
Coming to Equity with clean hands
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Job Owen Ubani
6 years ago
What is good for goose is also good for gander. Ours cannot be different.
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Osemwengie Amosa Julius
6 years ago
Since they had disallowed us from law school,then they should compensate us for the money and time we spent for NOUN.
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Olasunkanmi ARULEBA
6 years ago
The admission condition given to NOUN Law graduates by CLE is rejected.
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Aina Abiola
6 years ago
We reject strange conditions for admission into law school.
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Oladele Amotho Janet
6 years ago
No to Bar 1, Yes to Bar 2
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Adenrele Philip OYEYEMI
6 years ago
I agree with the above submissions!
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Nasiru Issa Abubakar
6 years ago
These people have been looking for trouble, and they will soon get it.
The Nigerian Law School belongs to federal government and not to some cabals.
NOUN for Bar Part-2 like other home-based accredited universities is nonnegotiable! And this is the TIME whether the cabals like it or not.
NOUN management is also not helping matters for colliding with the cabals in plotting to subject NOUN law graduates to such stringent conditions without any human feelings after stretching the students to read the course materials from first page to last for examinations unlike their counterparts in other universities where lecturers give clues or areas of concentrations during examination. Let them be counting because we are doing our own count, and our records are full.
Even the former Dean, Faculty of Law, Prof Justus Sokefun that witnessed the stresses these students passed through to pass their examinations is allegedly playing along with Abubakar Malami (AGF) to frustrate the students, perhaps to be compensated with SANship. We are waiting, and we shall see. In sha Allah, we shall see!
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Osayande Sonny Alohan
6 years ago
No to this discrimination against NOUN Law graduates.
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Ajibola S Obafemi
6 years ago
Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice every where
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Osomo Victoria
6 years ago
This is totally absurd, unacceptable and demeaning.
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Isaac Cole Akpololohor
6 years ago
LAW graduate of NOUN should be allow to law school
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Goodlite C Diribe
6 years ago
Council of Legal Education, allow us into the Nigeria Law School.
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Nuhu Lawal Abdullahi
6 years ago
NOUN Law graduates are Nigerians not alien
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Ben
6 years ago
I support the petition
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Bob Ekat
6 years ago
Enough is enough!
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Gloria Jude
6 years ago
We say No to this Injustice.
We say No to this discriminatory and prejudiced Bar part 1 offer.
We have got all it takes to be admitted to the Law school normally, just like every other accredited institutions.
Bar part 2 is our rights
its non - negotiable!!!
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Anonymous
6 years ago
I commend the courage and bravery of this petioner. He address all the point raised logically and for this reason I support the petition.
let our right as home based student be granted unto us
Coming to Equity with clean hands
What is good for goose is also good for gander. Ours cannot be different.
Since they had disallowed us from law school,then they should compensate us for the money and time we spent for NOUN.
The admission condition given to NOUN Law graduates by CLE is rejected.
We reject strange conditions for admission into law school.
No to Bar 1, Yes to Bar 2
I agree with the above submissions!
These people have been looking for trouble, and they will soon get it. The Nigerian Law School belongs to federal government and not to some cabals. NOUN for Bar Part-2 like other home-based accredited universities is nonnegotiable! And this is the TIME whether the cabals like it or not. NOUN management is also not helping matters for colliding with the cabals in plotting to subject NOUN law graduates to such stringent conditions without any human feelings after stretching the students to read the course materials from first page to last for examinations unlike their counterparts in other universities where lecturers give clues or areas of concentrations during examination. Let them be counting because we are doing our own count, and our records are full. Even the former Dean, Faculty of Law, Prof Justus Sokefun that witnessed the stresses these students passed through to pass their examinations is allegedly playing along with Abubakar Malami (AGF) to frustrate the students, perhaps to be compensated with SANship. We are waiting, and we shall see. In sha Allah, we shall see!
No to this discrimination against NOUN Law graduates.
Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice every where
This is totally absurd, unacceptable and demeaning.
LAW graduate of NOUN should be allow to law school
Council of Legal Education, allow us into the Nigeria Law School.
NOUN Law graduates are Nigerians not alien
I support the petition
Enough is enough!
We say No to this Injustice. We say No to this discriminatory and prejudiced Bar part 1 offer. We have got all it takes to be admitted to the Law school normally, just like every other accredited institutions. Bar part 2 is our rights its non - negotiable!!!
I commend the courage and bravery of this petioner. He address all the point raised logically and for this reason I support the petition.
I approve this petition