NOUN eLearning Portal has been down for nearly two weeks, leaving students unable to access TMAs and course materials, demanding urgent resolution
NOUN eLearning Portal has been inaccessible for nearly two weeks, leaving thousands of students unable to complete TMAs, access non-examinable course activities, or manage other essential academic tasks.
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Despite the prolonged outage, the university has yet to issue any official statement, creating frustration and uncertainty among the student body about their academic progress.
Students affected are encouraged to register their complaints through official channels:
Email: [dea@noun.edu.ng](mailto:dea@noun.edu.ng)
Support Portal: [https://support.nou.edu.ng](https://support.nou.edu.ng)
“Students cannot remain silent while access to learning is blocked,” said one concerned NOUN student. “We deserve updates and prompt action to safeguard our academic progress.”
The outage has impacted access to courses including GST302 and DES303, among others.
The situation highlights the urgent need for improved communication and service reliability from the National Open University of Nigeria.
Students are urged to take immediate action and submit complaints to ensure management addresses the issue promptly.
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For ongoing updates, visit the official WhatsApp channel: [https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbAzZQ6HgZWfl4qhxg3I](https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VbAzZQ6HgZWfl4qhxg3I)
David Okere is a journalist and contributor to Freelanews.com, covering business, governance, public affairs, and human-interest stories with a commitment to accuracy, balance, and public interest reporting.
