Human rights lawyer and a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Femi Falana has appealed to the youth not to join groups or individuals calling for the break up of Nigeria, rather they should join campaign for the proper implementation of literacy and child rights laws across the country.
He made this known at the 78th International Students Day celebration organised by the Ogun State government in Abeokuta.
Falana who delivered lecture on the theme of the programme; Restructuring Pros and Cons: The place of the Nigerian youth, admonished the youths on the need to be ruled by knowledge, rather than ignorance.
One of the administrators of the tertiary institutions in the state who was recognised for his efficient management of a state polytechnic and contributing to building of quality future leaders, appealed to his colleagues to rededicate themselves to duty.
Human rights lawyer and a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Femi Falana has appealed to the youth not to join groups or individuals calling for the break up of Nigeria, rather they should join campaign for the proper implementation of literacy and child rights laws across the country.
He made this known at the 78th International Students Day celebration organised by the Ogun State government in Abeokuta.
Falana who delivered lecture on the theme of the programme; Restructuring Pros and Cons: The place of the Nigerian youth, admonished the youths on the need to be ruled by knowledge, rather than ignorance.
One of the administrators of the tertiary institutions in the state who was recognised for his efficient management of a state polytechnic and contributing to building of quality future leaders, appealed to his colleagues to rededicate themselves to duty.
Human rights lawyer and a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Femi Falana has appealed to the youth not to join groups or individuals calling for the break up of Nigeria, rather they should join campaign for the proper implementation of literacy and child rights laws across the country.
He made this known at the 78th International Students Day celebration organised by the Ogun State government in Abeokuta.
Falana who delivered lecture on the theme of the programme; Restructuring Pros and Cons: The place of the Nigerian youth, admonished the youths on the need to be ruled by knowledge, rather than ignorance.
One of the administrators of the tertiary institutions in the state who was recognised for his efficient management of a state polytechnic and contributing to building of quality future leaders, appealed to his colleagues to rededicate themselves to duty.
Human rights lawyer and a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Femi Falana has appealed to the youth not to join groups or individuals calling for the break up of Nigeria, rather they should join campaign for the proper implementation of literacy and child rights laws across the country.
He made this known at the 78th International Students Day celebration organised by the Ogun State government in Abeokuta.
Falana who delivered lecture on the theme of the programme; Restructuring Pros and Cons: The place of the Nigerian youth, admonished the youths on the need to be ruled by knowledge, rather than ignorance.
One of the administrators of the tertiary institutions in the state who was recognised for his efficient management of a state polytechnic and contributing to building of quality future leaders, appealed to his colleagues to rededicate themselves to duty.
Human rights lawyer and a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Femi Falana has appealed to the youth not to join groups or individuals calling for the break up of Nigeria, rather they should join campaign for the proper implementation of literacy and child rights laws across the country.
He made this known at the 78th International Students Day celebration organised by the Ogun State government in Abeokuta.
Falana who delivered lecture on the theme of the programme; Restructuring Pros and Cons: The place of the Nigerian youth, admonished the youths on the need to be ruled by knowledge, rather than ignorance.
One of the administrators of the tertiary institutions in the state who was recognised for his efficient management of a state polytechnic and contributing to building of quality future leaders, appealed to his colleagues to rededicate themselves to duty.
Human rights lawyer and a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Femi Falana has appealed to the youth not to join groups or individuals calling for the break up of Nigeria, rather they should join campaign for the proper implementation of literacy and child rights laws across the country.
He made this known at the 78th International Students Day celebration organised by the Ogun State government in Abeokuta.
Falana who delivered lecture on the theme of the programme; Restructuring Pros and Cons: The place of the Nigerian youth, admonished the youths on the need to be ruled by knowledge, rather than ignorance.
One of the administrators of the tertiary institutions in the state who was recognised for his efficient management of a state polytechnic and contributing to building of quality future leaders, appealed to his colleagues to rededicate themselves to duty.
Human rights lawyer and a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Femi Falana has appealed to the youth not to join groups or individuals calling for the break up of Nigeria, rather they should join campaign for the proper implementation of literacy and child rights laws across the country.
He made this known at the 78th International Students Day celebration organised by the Ogun State government in Abeokuta.
Falana who delivered lecture on the theme of the programme; Restructuring Pros and Cons: The place of the Nigerian youth, admonished the youths on the need to be ruled by knowledge, rather than ignorance.
One of the administrators of the tertiary institutions in the state who was recognised for his efficient management of a state polytechnic and contributing to building of quality future leaders, appealed to his colleagues to rededicate themselves to duty.
Human rights lawyer and a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Femi Falana has appealed to the youth not to join groups or individuals calling for the break up of Nigeria, rather they should join campaign for the proper implementation of literacy and child rights laws across the country.
He made this known at the 78th International Students Day celebration organised by the Ogun State government in Abeokuta.
Falana who delivered lecture on the theme of the programme; Restructuring Pros and Cons: The place of the Nigerian youth, admonished the youths on the need to be ruled by knowledge, rather than ignorance.
One of the administrators of the tertiary institutions in the state who was recognised for his efficient management of a state polytechnic and contributing to building of quality future leaders, appealed to his colleagues to rededicate themselves to duty.
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