My palace is a home to you, Sapeyi of Garki tells NOUN‘s NURTW Centre

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The Acting Director, Dr. Paul Ifeanyi presenting the NOUN souvenir to HRH. Dr. Nga Kupi during the visit

Lokoja Centre undertakes series of advocacy visits to secondary schools

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The director addressing students at St. Thomas Aquinas Secondary School

NOUN VC urges parents to encourage children on skills acquisition training

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Representative of the noun VC presenting trophy to the overall winner

VC advocates improved infrastructure at Correctional Centres

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NOUN VC with the CG Correctional Service Mr Nwakwuche

NTA craves partnership with Uyo Study Centre to drive advocacy

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Mrs. Alice Ugbe (left) receiving a souvenir by Dr. Edwin Bassey

My palace is a home to you, Sapeyi of Garki tells NOUN‘s NURTW Centre

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The Sapeyi of Garki, HRH. Dr. Nga Kupi, has said that his palace is like a home to everyone from the Special Study Centre, National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW) of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN).

The Acting Director, Dr. Paul Ifeanyi presenting the NOUN souvenir to HRH. Dr. Nga Kupi during the visit

Lokoja Centre undertakes series of advocacy visits to secondary schools

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As part of its efforts to promote Open and Distance Learning (ODL) mode of education, the Lokoja Study Centre of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN), Kogi State, has undertaken series of advocacy visits to schools within Lokoja and its environs.

The director addressing students at St. Thomas Aquinas Secondary School

NOUN VC urges parents to encourage children on skills acquisition training

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The Vice-Chancellor of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN), Prof. Olufemi Peters, has reiterated the importance of parental encouragement in the newly-introduced skills acquisition training programmes in the school curriculum.

Representative of the noun VC presenting trophy to the overall winner
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