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NOUN Graduates To Join NYSC, Law School Access Granted
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President Tinubu mandates the Ministry of Education to develop guidelines for including NOUN graduates in the NYSC scheme
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Tinubu also announces the resolution of the long-standing issue concerning the admittance of NOUN law graduates to the country’s law schools
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The President reaffirms the government’s commitment to enhancing Open and Distance Learning (ODL) to broaden access to higher education
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Tinubu praises NOUN’s evolution and its role in catering to the needs of Nigeria’s youthful population
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The President reveals that NOUN will provide access to government officials for enrollment in various ICT programs, particularly postgraduate courses
Eko Hot Blog reports that President Tinubu, represented by Biodun Saliu, the Deputy Executive Secretary of the National Universities Commission (NUC), stated, “With the changing demographics of our great nation, the government has recognized the importance of allowing NOUN graduates to participate in the NYSC scheme.”
The President emphasized the need to harness the potential of young Nigerians from all educational backgrounds.
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Regarding the admittance of NOUN law graduates to the country’s law schools, Tinubu declared, “The doors of the Law School are now open to the graduates, ensuring equal opportunities for all.” This move is expected to remove any remaining barriers faced by NOUN graduates in legal education.
The President reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to enhancing Open and Distance Learning (ODL), stating, “We will continue to improve quality, access, and affordability in education through robust support for ODL.” He acknowledged the pivotal role of the Federal Ministry of Education and the NUC in providing an enabling environment for effective delivery of distance education in Nigeria.
Tinubu praised the evolution of NOUN, noting, “The President praised the evolution of NOUN from an educational platform initially envisioned for the working class to one that now caters to the broader needs of Nigeria’s youthful population.” He emphasized the need for enhanced research in technology at NOUN to accommodate more young school leavers and improve social safety nets for the people.
NOUN Graduates
Furthermore, the President revealed, “Within the next six months, NOUN would begin providing access to government officials for enrollment in various ICT programs, particularly postgraduate courses at the African Centre of Excellence on Technology Enhanced Learning (ACETEL).” This initiative is part of a broader government effort to incorporate Artificial Intelligence (AI) across all Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs) to enhance decision-making and operational efficiency.
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This news report highlights the significant steps taken by President Tinubu’s administration to enhance educational inclusivity, open up opportunities for NOUN graduates, and leverage the potential of ODL and ICT to transform Nigeria’s educational landscape.
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