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

Bar part 2 we stand

Let NOUN law graduates participate in the compulsory one year professional training in the Nigerian Law Schools

The quagmire attests to a system failure and corruption in the society that students will keep exposing coded gimmicks by people they should be learning from, yet, unrelentingly, they keep plotting gimmicks upon gimmicks. It simply shows that we have lost morals and ethics in the society that nobody is ever ashamed for certain actions any more. Sensibly, if anyone feels NOUN law graduates are deficient, the appropriate thing to do is to allow them compete with other students; both home and foreign universities' students to be able to determine proficiency. How could brilliant students be held hostage for years merely for defeating their counterparts in academic competition which is the ideal means to encourage hardworking. To the cabals, competition which will not favour their anointed students and children should not be allowed or otherwise, the most proficient ones should be disallowed to pave way for the weak to emerge the best. This is the height of absurdity which has been taking the country back for years, and President Buhari must not allow this crisis to result to fatal incidents. The Hon Minister of Education, Mallam Adamu Adamu is highly commended for his noble efforts so far.

The CLE is denying legal profession the best brain who could have contributed immensely to the profession in no small measure. They are not abreast of stuff of students in NOUN and the taste of pudding is in eating. They should give us benefit doubt to prove our stuff, therefore I sign this petition.

We say NO to Injustice, discrimination and arbitrary rule we have been subjected to by the CLE. Nigeria is a country where rule of Law is the order of the day. Enough of discrimination and injustice. Nigeria belong to all of us. Message to the CLE

We say no to discrimination, injustice and arbitrary rule in a dispensation where rule of Law is the order of the day.

I disagreed with the bar part 1 conditions

Let all students from all schools meet in the same class.

I am in support of the petition

The delay in admitting NOUN law graduates to NLS is impacting negatively on Nigeria.

Why discriminate against NOUN LAW GRADUATES? Even those students that had LLB HONS through correspondence with University of Abuja attended Law School. Why are we been treated differently? I support the struggle as such I do append my signature to this petition. I so append.

Yes they should not degrade us in any form

Support in totality

We are the NOUN law family are Nigerians like others, we therefore say no to discrimination

It's been very humiliting to all of us as if our institutions are created to deliberately he milite Nigerians . We are innocent purchasers of value without notice of imcubrance . Does it mean Nigeria can not put things right for their citizens to feel proud of our nation's for ones. Well, God is watching.

I agree with the petitioner however our school management is not helping the matter,they should be the first to reject the condition meaning that they are tired of the struggle.To me if the bar 1 is not a full year,but 3 months I would say we should just take it and move on.1 full year will be too much.

Refusal, failure to admit NOUN LAW GRADUATES is an act of injustice on the part of those concerned and stunting the career of thousands of Law graduates affected. Hon. Minister of Education thanks and pls help us further. Minister of Justice Malami should stop his double standard and hatred being demonstrated. VC NOUN, you are one of our problems. I say no to any condition for us before going to Law School.

Immediate and acceptable resolution of our admission to law school is paramount.

I am saddened that up and on till now after five years of graduating as LLB graduate I have not been called to bar. And I will be 63 in April. When will I actualise that dream that I cherish so much. Too bad!

This is next level of our struggle for equality, fairness and justice.