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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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Iyiola Rasheed olaniyi
6 years ago

What a crazy world,a day light robbery Give us chance to prove our worth, stop pre-emting what we can do or can't

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Nkoli Ilechukwu
6 years ago

Let the needful be done. We reject discrimination, intimidation and injustice. Grant NOUN admission quota for its law graduates. Period!

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Flora Ikechi
6 years ago

I believe Federal Government cannoy fight itself. I solicit that NOUN graduates should take part in Nigerian Law School because it was accredited by the NUC just like every other conventional universities.

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Tunde David Olushola
6 years ago

We say NO to bullying, intimidation, discrimination and injustice. CLE, grant NOUN admission quota for its law graduates. Enough of gimmicks and delay tactics.

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Haruna Ismaila Mohammed
6 years ago

Bar Part-2 for NOUN. We reject intimidations and injustice.

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Iyabode Adekunle
6 years ago

We stand by Bar Part-2. CLE, do the needful.

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Akiti Aroloya
6 years ago

Bar Part-1 for a home-based university is wayo. We reject it completely. We stand by Bar Part-2 WD qualified. CLE do the needful.

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Desmond Michaels
6 years ago Featured

Bar Part-1 for a home-based university is a conspiracy, and cannot work. NOUN law graduates are more intelligent than other universities as the mootcourt competition proved it positive. Hence, admit NOUN law graduates without further delay.

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Nenye Sandra Okoye
6 years ago

CLE and AGF, Do the needful. Stop reducing the noble profession in the eyes of the public.

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Celestine M Ugwuta
6 years ago

CLE, kwarinu onwe unu ugwu. Ifere mezie unu. Ekwuchakwa m.

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Peter Daniels
6 years ago

9ja is a country with shameless people. How could people be victimized because they defeated others in a national competition? Is intimidation or bullying the solution or to prepare for next time? These people should be ashamed of themselves.

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Odio Salami
6 years ago

CLE, stop ridiculing the noble profession with gimmicks. Legal profession should not be mocked by the general public. Do the needful and admit these NOUN law graduates.

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Adu Olubodun
6 years ago

Haba CLE, 7 years of gimmicks and injustice in a country in a hurry to develop,is unacceptable. If you have authority and power, that authority and power is to build only.Be a Pillar not an obstacle. Put your machineries in place today and admit NOUN Law graduates into Part2 of Nigerian Law School without any further delay.

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Abel Makinde
6 years ago

The removal of former action NOUN Dean, Prof Tenebe caused the long delay. This new VC, Prof Ubah Abdalla and the new DVC (Admin), Prof Sokefun are just playing politics with NOUN law graduates' destinies. But they will soon pay dearly for it. Let them continue.

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Yemi Mogaji
6 years ago

It's shocking how some members of NOUN management are colluding with some cunning and shameless people that are never tired of gimmicks and ploys, to be frustrating students that worked very hard to graduate in NOUN. They will soon meet their waterloo. I swear!

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Patience Modupe Akpona
6 years ago

Kindly treat us as expected.

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Nwogu
6 years ago

NOUN Law graduates should be given the same opportunity (by CLE)as their counterparts in other universities .

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Anonymous
6 years ago

It's unfair to give such strange conditions. Better give an entrance exam so everyone is admitted on merit.

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Lawal Danlami
6 years ago

The said condition to NOUN Graduate is a total miscarriage of Justice that we would not accept.

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M N Yinusa
6 years ago

Discrimination against NOUN graduates is a discrimination against humanity