Unsettling Times for NOUN Law Students as University Halts Programme
The National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) has left its Law students, particularly those in their final year, in a state of disarray following the sudden termination of their programme. This decision has sparked deep emotional and financial distress among the students, many of whom have invested years and significant sums of money into their education. The Struggles of Ade Oludokun Ade Oludokun, who enrolled in NOUN's Law programme in 2017 after losing his job, is one of the affected students. Despite facing severe financial difficulties and losing his salon and taxi businesses, Oludokun persisted in his studies with the help of friends. By 2022, he had invested over N2 million into his education. The news of the programme's cancellation was a devastating blow. Oludokun expressed his anguish, stating, "I am in deep emotional pain regarding the termination of the LLB Law Programme at NOUN. The assurance of graduation and progression to Law school has been shattered, l