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Noun is an advanced secondary school, they treat us like goats – A student tells Naijafm ibadan (Audio)

by Elijah - BBCNOUN
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Hello guys, we are back again with fresh news, but this time it came all the way from Ibadan, not McCarthy this time.

Well, I never knew things happen also at the Ibadan study centre until it was reviewed on the radio. Yes, you heard that right on radio, NAIJA FM IBADAN. Tuesday night (Tue 22/10/2019) was a hot one as Naija FM Ibadan gave the opportunity for students to call in and discuss their various schools, lol guess what? Noun students no dey carry last.

A lady called and confirmed only Ibadan charges N700 for exam stamping, in which  N500 is paid to a union in the school, thereafter N200 is paid to the school managements, making a total of N700 for exam slip stamping. Another called in stating the staffs treats them like goats and the cleaners and gatemen has a say more than the students in the school, quoting her, she said:

“NOUN IS AN ADVANCED SECONDARY SCHOOL, ONLY THING IS THAT DEM NO DEY USE CANE”.

Lol ? how pathetic, well seems I’m doing all the talking…..

A few recorded radio sessions were sent to us which we have merged together for easy access. Listen to some of the conversations yourselves, below.

 

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4 comments

GODWIN October 26, 2019 - 5:07 AM

NOUN is the most populated and expensive Federal University in Africa, with Rich and influencial materials that stand the test of academic purposes anywhere in the world, but it’s only for hard working Nigerian Students

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Jpumpy October 23, 2019 - 6:15 PM

Ibadan center own is too much mostly that accountant she lack manners I think she need to be check upstair, she never behave like a graduate what she do for me this semester I can’t explain it all.

The woman have to be change because she have no respect for any student in that center, all other staff can’t talk when she talk just because she buy food for them wish I witness twice

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Esan Deborah October 23, 2019 - 5:19 PM

NOUN IS NOT A SCHOOL JARE,NOTHING COMES EASY IN NOUN

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Glory October 23, 2019 - 8:34 AM

We are suffering ooo here in Abuja, i wish there is someone to Lend a listening ear, the course material are too bulky, for crying out this is a school known to be distance learning, they should give us area of concentration, we can’t pay 70k each semester and got nothing out of it, its supposed to be a flexible school as they put it but is so frustrating, i wish there is someone to hear out cry i really wish there is someone to cry to.

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