The National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN), Azare Community Study Centre, Bauchi State, has intensified its efforts to promote open and distance learning (ODL) through an advocacy visit to Falcon FM 100.3 in Azare.

The delegation, led by the Centre Director, Dr. Hosea Gobak Kama, visited the radio station to strengthen media relations and enhance public awareness of the university’s academic programmes and educational opportunities in Azare and surrounding communities.

During the visit, Kama participated in a live radio programme, where he discussed NOUN’s diverse academic offerings, flexible learning options, and its contributions to educational development in Bauchi State. He emphasized the importance of the university’s open and distance learning system, encouraging members of the public to leverage these opportunities to pursue their academic goals. "The flexible mode of study allows individuals to acquire education while managing other personal and professional commitments," Kama stated.

The management of Falcon FM welcomed the delegation and praised the initiative, highlighting the significance of collaboration between educational institutions and media organizations in promoting education and raising public awareness.

This visit is part of the centre’s ongoing efforts to enhance community engagement, expand outreach, and increase awareness of NOUN’s educational opportunities throughout Azare and its environs.