Justice Ridwan Aikawa of the Federal High Court, Ikoyi, Lagos has fixed April 19, 2018 for judgment on a fundamental human rights suit filed against the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) and its registrar by two students of the institution.

The two students had filed the suit against NOUN in December 2015 for allegedly breaching their right to association  following their expulsion from the University for spearheading formation of a Students’ Union Government known as Congress of NOUN Students (CONS).

While harping on the need for speedy dispensation of the suit, counsel to the students, Mr. Gabriel Orban, argued on Tuesday that: “The conduct of the respondents before the filing of this suit and their counter affidavits in support of their defence proves well that the applicants’ fundamental rights have been violated and it is likely that it will continue to be violated by the respondents except this court’s intervention and since the court is the last hope of a common man who also constitute the Applicants in this suit. 


“We look up to the court to set straight these anomalies enjoyed by the respondents at the detriment of the students and their welfare. We argue with emphasis that the University lacks the competence to deny students the right to association and the press”.

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