NOUN, CHRDEl graduates 201 students trained on skill Acquisition Programmes
By Abdullahi Alhassan, Kaduna No fewer than 201 Students have graduated from Centre for Human Resources Development of the National Open University of Nigeria, (NOUN) in collaboration with the Centre for Human Resources Development and Empowerment initiative (CHRDEI), in various skills Acquisition programmes in Kaduna State. In his address to the graduating students, Nigeria's Vice President, Senator Kashim Shettima assured that Federal government will continue to encourage and support NOUN in floating such important training, at a time when the present administration is rolling out so many beneficial programmes to the masses. Shettima noted that such programmes would require credible
NOUN, CHRDEI, Train 106 youths On ICT, Web Design In Kaduna
By; Abdullahi Alhassan, Kaduna In its efforts towards making Youths self-reliance, the Centre for Human Resource Development and Empowerment Initiative Kaduna (CHRDEI) in collaboration with the Centre for Human Resource Development National Open University of Nigeria (CHRD-NOUN), has graduated 106 students who were trained in Computer ICT and Web Designing for six months free of charge. The 25th graduation ceremony of the CHRDEI Centre which is meant to promote, support and sustain entrepreneurship and small-scale business through training, education and provision of support to vulnerable groups such as women, Youths, and street children, was held at the National Open University
NAN Plans To Protest In FCT Over Refusal To Call NOUN Law Graduates To Bar
National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has disclosed its plans to ground activities in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) in protest of alleged discrimination against law graduates of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) by the National Universities Commission (NUC). In a petition signed by Taiwo Bamigbade, NANS National Vice President (External Affairs), and addressed to President Muhammadu Buhari, the association threatened to embark protest, to demand that NOUN Law graduates are given admission into law schools like their counterparts in other universities across the country. A copy of the petition, dated August 20, 2018, was sent to the Senate
