NOUN Law Graduates reject strange conditions for admission into Nigerian Law School except as applied to other home-based NUC-accredited universities.

The condition is not favourable to me.

Those opting for that condition are not superior to us.

The experience of Noun Law graduates has further confirmed that Nigeria is a theatre of the absurd. So sad!

It is very unfair for Council for Legal Education (CLE) to treat us way, if we are slaves. What is good for goose must also be good for gander. Why this discriminatory offer. We reject this step in its entirety.

i stand with the position.... Bar Part 2 is what we want and anything short of this is unaccpetable

Noun law graduates have not committed any offence by studying law in an NUC accredited institution. Why deny them the opportunity to go to Law School like any other NUC accredited institution?

It's not good to be dwindled among your colleagues, we should please be treated equally among others and without bias, I appeal that justice be done, and that which" NOUN " deserves should be granted accordingly.

Absolutely true,May God almighty continue to grants our needs with desires.God bless Federal Republic of Nigeria.

Port Harcourt National Open University Center.we reject the strange conditions for admission into Nigerian Law School. Except they give us inacordance with other NUC Accredited Universities.

Let the injustice end. No to bar 1 full year program!

Am aware of this petition and I align myself with the contents.

I'm in support of the this movement.

NOUN is Nigerian. It’s law graduates MUST proceed to Bar Part 2 in the Nigeria Law School.

It is not only inhuman but it is also very callous on the side of CLE, that free citizens of a country are so much subjected to administrative wickedness, in an institution created and managed by the Federal Government. Everything in Nigeria seem to be a problem.... problem of discrimination in Education and problem of superiority which are mere ingredients of mortal vanity. NOUN is the only unifying institution in Nigeria after NYSC.... hence, those who laboured and graduated from Noun should be treated as National Heroes, for doing things most conventional institutions could not do, both in innovation and educational capacity. The CLE should know there is limit to human endurance before Anarchy and total misconduct induced by frustration sets inthereafter, in view of our openness to diplomacy in conflict resolution, I hereby join others in totality to reject all forms of oppression on Noun law graduates by NUC & CLE.

Any attempt to treat NOUN Law Graduates as different from other Nigerian students is comdemnable and is hereby condemned.We must all stand with one voice and make our legitimate grievances known

Noun Law Graduates outrightly rejects Bar Law Part 1 program,as it is obnoxious and unheard of,in the history of any nation,as it is the case with the Foreign Students. A gross injustice and inhuman in nature. God Bless Nigeria!!!

I totally reject any other condition (s) for NOUN Law graduates to attend Law school other than all the condition(s) meant for other conventional universities graduates. What CLE is doing to us is inhuman, injustice and callous. Someone studied law on self sponsorship to improve one's status, only to be block by CLE, it's outrageous!

Give equal opportunity to NOUN LAW students.

We are qualified for direct entry into law school, its our right give it to us

Anything short of direct entry to Law School for NOUN law graduate is unacceptable