NOUN Surulere Centre Visits Aguda DPO to Boost Enrollment
The visit followed an earlier effort aimed at sensitizing senior police officers on the benefits of NOUN's educational offerings.
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In a bid to increase enrollment, the advocacy team from the Surulere Study Centre of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) recently visited the Aguda Divisional Police Officer (DPO), Lagos. The visit followed an earlier effort aimed at sensitizing senior police officers on the benefits of NOUN's educational offerings.
Centre Director, Prof. Yemisi Ogunlela, outlined the advantages of NOUN’s Open and Distance Learning (ODL) system, emphasizing its accessibility, flexibility, and affordability. She highlighted that the university offers a unique opportunity for learning without constraints of age, gender, or distance, and encouraged the officers to explore the programmes available during the ongoing semester.
Other members of the advocacy team provided detailed explanations of the admission and registration processes, as well as the functions of various units at the centre.
CPS Justin Uro, the Aguda DPO, had earlier addressed his officers, stressing the importance of education and urging them to take full advantage of the opportunity presented by NOUN.
