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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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Adolf Omoboriowo
6 years ago

CLE, AGF and NOUN management, Enough is Enough oooo! Those trading with our destiny for SANship should continue.

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GOS Dilomaberewa
6 years ago

God bless the writers of the petition. These wicked people have dribbled NOUN law graduates for many years,, noe going to 8th year. But the the has come. I am in full support. These plotters will be levelled by God's grace.

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Abbey Ese
6 years ago

I commend comrades in the Law Graduates Forum for their dogged efforts so far. Of course, we are fighting the enemies, but victory is sure in Jesus Name.

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Dozzy SIM
6 years ago

Don't mind the cunning SAN-in-waiting. If his child is involved, he will bargain for a strange Bar Part -1 for him? And he will bargain 'Fail-n-No Rewriting' condition. We are waiting for your SANship to be approved immediately for the 'good job'. Thunder will fire somebody.

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Olobo Peterson
6 years ago

The man that is using NOUN law graduates destinies to trade for SAN, you will not only get it but SAND too. I swear. Continue.

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Agnes Oyibo
6 years ago

CLE, do the needful. Stop acting as God. These people are from homes. You people must not subject everything to APC-PDP politics.

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Maureen C Ezennia
6 years ago

We were offered admission like other universities in Nigeria. And in fact, we are more proficient than the other universities, and that's why they are afraid to go to law school together. But they have failed.

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Musa Galilo
6 years ago

NOUN management, if you like, continue to use the destinies of Law graduates to do business. We know the people you're dealing with can use money to buy over anything including judges. Are they not senior lawyers in 9ja. Continue. We shall see.

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Isah Moshood
6 years ago

Some people should be ashamed of themselves. For these delay tactics by shameless people, the wrath of God will visit these wicked people

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Usman Mohammed
6 years ago

No way for Bar Part-1 for NOUN. Bar Part-2 is nonnegotiable, otherwise, President Buhari should shut the Nigerian Law School down for everybody to avoid casualties.

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Odogwu Ike
6 years ago

CLE, stop ridiculing the noble profession with deceits.

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Ayodele Olukoya
6 years ago

9ja is a funny country. Let these students be admitted into the law school without further delays. Period.

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Akokwa Ogugua
6 years ago

The corruption thrives in the country is as a result of corrupt persons in the legal profession. Imagine how old people have no shame playing one gimmick to another against people the senior. What a disgrace.

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Ifejika Luke N O
6 years ago

Justice delayed is justice denied. It is strange how bona-fide citizens should face discrimination and oppression in their own fatherland, by their fellow compatriots. His Excellency the Vice President's silence on this matter is too comforting.

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OGBONNA CLINTON
6 years ago

This is inhuman and totally unacceptable. Let the CLE do the needful.

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Amaka Ekwalor
6 years ago

No to discrimination against Law graduates of National Open University of Nigeria.

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Donatus Otti
6 years ago

This is an injustice and justice must be done and not just done but must be seen done

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Osemwengie Uyi Joseph
6 years ago

I support this petition 100%

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Bariwereloo T Alex
6 years ago Featured

The "Fail and Quit" condition and other conditions for admission into law school given to NOUN Law Graduates by Council for Legal Education can be said to be "repugnant to natural justice, equity and good conscience" and therefore not acceptable.

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Patrick I Ugama
6 years ago

The proposed strange conditions for admission of the NOUN Law graduates into the NLS are not only unjust and unfair. It is unduly discriminatory and not regulated by statute or norm... Curiously, the idea to separate NOUN law graduates and place them on the strange conditions is a clear indication there is more to the proposal than meets the eye and should therefore be reviewed.