OPEN LETTER TO OAU MANAGEMENT ON THE DISACCREDITATION OF FACULTY OF LAW

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OPEN LETTER TO OAU MANAGEMENT ON THE DISACCREDITATION OF FACULTY OF LAW

It struck us like thunderbolt and we were left perplexed when we,the OAU 2018/19 law aspirants got to know OAU law faculty has lost its accreditation based on the message we all got from Jamb.

It was like a dream, we took it to be a joke when we got the message individually thinking can this be real?? 
But by time we have got to know the message isn't more of a joke as it tends to stand valid. We are yet to believe this wholeheartedly,we have never dreamt about this,we have never seen it coming.. Now the question is
Where should we start from??

How should we pick up the pieces and restart another journey at this dime minute??
Now we are feeling so bad within,we just can't imagine this happening despite our hard times burning several midnight candles,despite the fact we are taking actions of relentlessly pursuing our dreams just to get admission into the law faculty.. Regrets have set in and we are greatly dumbfounded.

Now will all our hard times end up in vain??
We are been instructed to change our course or institution now..

How can all these things we have gone through end up in a course we haven't dreamt of??
How can it end up in an institution we haven't pursued from outset
Why should our dreams be changed just in the twinkle of an eye??

Like I said we haven't seen this coming and now we have been thrown into the pool of quagmire.This is generally uncalled for and can't be accepted. Is this how our dreams are gonna be shattered??

We believe something can be done as regards to the issue on ground.
A mood of melancholy has descended on us as our minds is currently filled with doubts and thoughts that can't be solved as regards to this year admission.

We have lost our way in d labyrinth of OAU admission.
Many schools have started the sales of there post utme form.

The post utme has started in some schools while some are in the midst of the exam already about to be concluded.

Now where should we go to??
Just what should we do??
We are currently depressed and about to lose our stands. Okay fine,assuming we are to go ahead changing our course or institution,the issue is that is such gonna reflect immediately?? No, it won't

We know quite alright that not all the OAU law aspirants are gonna get admission into the law faculty based on the limited number of law students needed,but for the sake of the ones the faculty is meant for, we hereby have no option but to plead with the OAU management team to please provide a positive solution to the problems on ground.

We just can't bear the pain of losing admission this year. We just can't.
We are pleading, OAU management team should please do something. We will be glad if you give in to our pleadings.

We just can't imagine a great school like OAU losing accreditation for LAW. Such isn't pleasant
to hearing.

Where should we start from?
How should we pick up the pieces and restart the journey??

OAU management team should please look into this

#directed to OAU management team
#OAU 2018/19 Law aspirants

_Copied From Ifelaw WhatsApp Aspirants' group_

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