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Be Prepared : Ushering in the LASUSU of our dreams. Quadri Sultan, Okerinde Ayobami

Dusk set on the tenure of the 29th Lagos State University Student Union (LASUSU) administration, it was seen off with applauds as it paved way for the dawn of a new era. The 30th LASUSU administration (Executive and Legislature) led by Comrade Ashade Abdulbasit (OBS) and The RT. HON. Aromire Abdulquyum respectively was sworn in on Monday 13th of January, 2020 in the presence of students, the school management led by Prof. Olanrewaju Fagbohun SAN PhD and well wishers after series of campaign strategies. Recall that former President Comr. Oladele Oluwatayo Olawale (OlaDelz) transferred the baton of leadership to the new administration which has Ajayi Obisesan Tofunmi (Toflex) as the Vice President, Kuku Eromidayo Isaiah (Kuku Jnr) as General Secretary, Okunnu Adekunle Rasheed as Assistant General Secretary, Adams Olawunmi Zainab (Yettydlaw) as Public Relations Officer, Gbadamosi Oluwabunmi Solomon (Solomania) as Social Director, Ganiyu Akinwunmi Azeez (Hayzed) as Welfare Director, Ajitok...

Students expectations on LASU new academic calendar. Fareedah Taofeeq

The Lagos state University academic calendar is out and it has derive a lot of discussions and comments among students. According to some of the students they feel comfortable and relax with the academic calendar but they appeal to the management that the calender should be actualised. Some weeks after the academic calendar was out, students were urging the Lagos State University (LASU) Management to abide by this calendar so as not to cause an extension in the program of students. Four years course should not be allowed to extend over four years. The past academic calendar which was for 2017/2018 academic session was riddled with strikes. Which made the school to be closed for months after prolong negotiations between the government and the Academic staff union of universities (ASUU). This had affected the academic calendar which was expected to end in 2019 but instead it was extend to 2020. One of the students, Sanni Omolaja 300 level School of Communication said "the 2019/2020 ...

LASU Campus reporters wins journalism scholarship Kehinde Oladimeji, Kareem Itunu Azeez

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Two Lagos State University students have been selected for the yearly MAMMAN Daria scholarship award, both from the School of Communication and concurrently belong to the Association of Campus Journalist (LASU Chapter). The Mamman Daria scholarship is meant to support female students in journalism. It was instituted in 2017 to celebrate a man, who against the grain of his time educated his daughters; giving them an advantage that sets them apart from their peers. Many have benefited from the scholarship since it's inception from various institutions and recently it was recorded that two of the Lagos State University students and also members of the aforementioned association have benefited in 2020 . A sophomore student of LASU school of Communication, Oyeyebi Ziyadat expressed her gratitude to campus journalists as she explained the process that resulted to her winning the scholarship, she said" After the three days journalism training with ACJ-LASU,I noticed the scholarship o...

LASU Students injured, fainted in a Scramble to write CBT Exam. Sotubo Ayomide, Ileyemi Marian, Quadri Sultan, Akinlagun Precious, Toyin Johnson

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Tens of Lagos State University(LASU) students fainted and were injured in a stampede as a result of a scramble to write General Nigerian Studies (GNS 102) examination at LASU CBT Centre, LASU, Ojo Campus On January 9th, 2020. The examination of about Four thousand 100 level students was fixed on one day in just two batches at the newly built LASU CBT centre. Surprisingly, the two batches have the same time, 8am to 1pm. It should be noted that last year's GNS 102 examination was conducted in Four CBT Centres across the university, namely: Zenith CBT Cente, Law Library CBT Centre, Central Language lab(CLL) CVT Centre and University Library CBT centre, and it can not be said that it was hitch-free as there was a Stampede at CLL. Students are seen struggling to enter the gate of the CBT centre so that they will not miss the exam. In the process of struggling to get a degree, they were suffocated, trampled upon and pushed which resulted in students fainting and suffering mild and seriou...