PETITION TO THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA
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AJIA JEREMIAH
1 month ago
Allow HND HOLDERS to register for builder
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Oyelere David Olukayode
6 months ago
Our very dear & amiable president, you have done well, more grease to your elbow. God bless you mightily & the other members of your executive in Jesus name.
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Umoren Chris Okon
7 months ago
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If some batches of NOUN law graduate were admitted, the remaining should be given the same treatment. Refusing them admission is a clear case of discrimination which our constitution frowns seriously at.
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Tabugbo Oti
7 months ago
There is no longer any legal defect or impediments at which council for legal education can justifiable rely upon to discriminate against NOUN LAW Graduates
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Irekah Chigozie Paul
7 months ago
We are tired of staying at home. We seek the immediate intervention of the Senate and all stakeholders to resolve this issue as quickly as possible. Citizens of Nigeria should not be excluded from National University with full accreditations. Thanks
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Ezewusi Ikechukwu Matthew
7 months ago
It is our right to go to Law school, they should admit us. This discrimination is what has kept this nation where we are today
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Asefowora Adedeji
7 months ago
it is very good move
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Awotubo Abiodun segun
7 months ago
Justice delayed is Justice denied
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Hassan Bariki Danjuma
7 months ago
I support the petition by noun law graduate. That they should be included into the Nigerian law school admission
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AKOGU BRIGHT BEN
7 months ago
The NOUN law graduates have been subjected to varying degrees of discrimination and negligence from all government authorities saddled with the onus of facilitating our admission admission into the Bar Part II program at the Nigerian Law School, NLS. It is time for the Federal Government led by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to give direct orders to see that this discrimination is put to stop.
Allow HND HOLDERS to register for builder
Our very dear & amiable president, you have done well, more grease to your elbow. God bless you mightily & the other members of your executive in Jesus name.
If some batches of NOUN law graduate were admitted, the remaining should be given the same treatment. Refusing them admission is a clear case of discrimination which our constitution frowns seriously at.
There is no longer any legal defect or impediments at which council for legal education can justifiable rely upon to discriminate against NOUN LAW Graduates
We are tired of staying at home. We seek the immediate intervention of the Senate and all stakeholders to resolve this issue as quickly as possible. Citizens of Nigeria should not be excluded from National University with full accreditations. Thanks
It is our right to go to Law school, they should admit us. This discrimination is what has kept this nation where we are today
it is very good move
Justice delayed is Justice denied
I support the petition by noun law graduate. That they should be included into the Nigerian law school admission
The NOUN law graduates have been subjected to varying degrees of discrimination and negligence from all government authorities saddled with the onus of facilitating our admission admission into the Bar Part II program at the Nigerian Law School, NLS. It is time for the Federal Government led by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to give direct orders to see that this discrimination is put to stop.