Hope for the enlistment of law graduates of the National Open
University of Nigeria (NOUN) in Law School and call-up of graduates of
the university for the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) may soon
become a reality.
Giving assurance to students of the institution who are Nigerian Citizens within the age bracket for participation in the NYSC scheme, Vice Chancellor, NOUN, Prof. Ado Tenebe, said on Saturday that its law graduates may soon gain admission into the Nigerian Law School, following discussions and intervention by eminent Nigerians who believe in the vision and mission of the institution as a full-fledged university.
Addressing the convocation assembly where the first first-class graduates of the institution were showcased to the public, the VC promised that discussions with respective institutions that are now at advanced stages would be successful.
"We are at an advanced stage, because eminent Nigerians like the former President Olusegun Obasanjo, who is also one of our students, and respected citizen of this country have taken it upon themselves to help us contact the authorities to allow our graduates go through the Law School and participate in the bar."
- Daily Independent
Giving assurance to students of the institution who are Nigerian Citizens within the age bracket for participation in the NYSC scheme, Vice Chancellor, NOUN, Prof. Ado Tenebe, said on Saturday that its law graduates may soon gain admission into the Nigerian Law School, following discussions and intervention by eminent Nigerians who believe in the vision and mission of the institution as a full-fledged university.
Addressing the convocation assembly where the first first-class graduates of the institution were showcased to the public, the VC promised that discussions with respective institutions that are now at advanced stages would be successful.
"We are at an advanced stage, because eminent Nigerians like the former President Olusegun Obasanjo, who is also one of our students, and respected citizen of this country have taken it upon themselves to help us contact the authorities to allow our graduates go through the Law School and participate in the bar."
- Daily Independent
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