LASU records 100 percent Exams attendance from Students after heat-up accusation by Nigerians
Lagos State University has revealed that the ongoing examinations hold smoothly on Friday, 17th February 2023 under a calm atmosphere despite scarcity of public transport, students of the Lagos State University.
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It could be recalled that the Lagos State University (LASU) management was accused of denying students and staff their fundamental human rights to vote in the forthcoming Nigerian General Election. According to a release published on the institution’s official website, the Second Semester Examinations will commence from Monday 13th – Thursday 23rd February 2023 while the General elections will be held in Nigeria on 25 February 2023 to elect the President and Vice President and members of the Senate and House of Representatives, myschoolnews learnt.
Lagos State University (LASU) RECORDS 100 PERCENT OF REGISTERED STUDENTS WRITE EXAMINATION(S) as exercise holds smoothly on Friday, 17th February 2023
Despite initial skirmishes around the different locations in the state that resulted in the scarcity of public transport, students of the Lagos State University, on Friday, successfully wrote their examination(s)under a calm atmosphere in the University, Main Campus, Ojo, Lagos.
When the Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academics), Prof. Olufunsho A. Omobitan, and Dean, of the Students' Affairs Division, Prof. Tajudeen Olumoko, as well as members of the Centre for Information and Public Relations went around Faculties to monitor the exercise, this evening, it was apparent that not only did the students write their examination under a calm atmosphere, no student missed his/her examination as was feared in some quarters.
At the Faculties visited to monitor the examinations, which included; Social Sciences, Management Sciences, Education, Science, Arts and Law, the Deans/Examination Coordinators assured that 100 per cent of students who registered for the examination took part in the exercise.
"Even those who arrived late were allowed to write the examination(s)", said one of the Departmental Heads who was invigilating.
The examination is set to continue on Monday until Thursday, 23rd February, when students are expected to go on an examination break to allow them exercise their franchise in the upcoming general elections.
