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Law Student Cries Out Over Lack of Water, Basic Amenities at Nigerian Law School, Port Harcourt

 


Law Student Cries Out on the Unavailability of Water and Basic Amenities at Nigerian Law School, Port Harcourt

A law student of the Nigerian Law School, Port Harcourt campus, has raised concerns over the poor living conditions and lack of essential amenities within the institution. In a recent outcry, the student lamented the unavailability of clean water, inconsistent power supply, and the general neglect of basic facilities needed for a conducive learning environment.

According to the student, the situation has become unbearable, as water scarcity and other infrastructural lapses continue to disrupt daily activities and academic focus. Students are reportedly forced to find alternative means of accessing water, often at extra cost and inconvenience.

The Nigerian Law School, being the final training ground for aspiring lawyers in the country, is expected to maintain high standards not just in academics but also in the welfare of its students. Unfortunately, this latest complaint adds to growing concerns about the state of public institutions in Nigeria and the urgent need for reforms.

The affected students are calling on the management, relevant authorities, and the government to intervene swiftly to address the pressing challenges and restore a conducive learning and living environment at the campus.

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