LASUED Management Receives NULASS Executives, Urges Accountability and Democratic Participation
LASUED Management Receives NULASS Executives, Urges Accountability and Democratic Participation
UmarFarouk123 
The newly elected executive committee of the National Union of Lagos State Students (NULASS), Lagos State University of Education (LASUED) Chapter for the 2026/2027 Session, on Monday 22nd June, 2026, paid a courtesy visit to the university management to formally introduce its pioneer leadership and discuss issues affecting student welfare.
The delegation was received at the Multimedia Complex Room of the Vice-Chancellor's Office by the management representatives on behalf of the Vice-Chancellor, providing an opportunity to strengthen collaboration between the union and the university authorities.
In his address, the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic), Prof. Daodu Moruf Adedayo while representing the Vice-Chancellor (LASUED) Prof. Bidemi Bilkis Lafiaji-Okuneye commended the executives for their conduct, presentation, and dress sense, urging them to serve as role models to other students. He also stressed the importance of maintaining discipline, shunning all forms of misconduct and reiterated the institution’s zero-tolerance stance on cultism and other social vices while urging the Executives to maintain a high standard of academic excellence.
The University Registrar, Mr. Akinfemiwa Opeoluwa further charged the student leaders to uphold accountability, transparency, and integrity in the discharge of their responsibilities.
Speaking at the visit, the Dean Student Affairs, Dr. Dawodu R. A stressed that, as representatives of Lagos State and NULASS, the executives must demonstrate excellence through impactful initiatives, while also beginning preparations for a smooth transition to the next administration by building a legacy of achievements, proper documentation, and mentorship.
The Dean also commended the university management for its continued support of student activities, particularly the immense support given towards the success of the recent Student Week programme, while also acknowledging the significant improvement in electricity supply at the Oto/Ijanikin Main Campus, noting that complaints from students regarding charging devices have greatly reduced. However, he appealed to management to extend a similar stable power supply to the Epe campus to enhance students' learning experience. He further requested that the student leaders receive motherly and spiritual blessings for a successful and peaceful tenure, reminding them that "to whom much is given, much is expected" and urged them to justify the confidence and support invested in them.
Staff advisers of NULASS (LASUED), Mr. Dotun Oluwa and Mr. Mayegun Olawale also admonished the executives to uphold the highest standard of accountability, leadership and service.
Delivering his speech, the NULASS (LASUED) President, Comr. Wahab Hassan Kehinde, expressed appreciation to the university management for its continued support and described the meeting as a tradition aimed at showing respect and gratitude to the institution's leadership. They reaffirmed their commitment to serving as worthy ambassadors of Lagos State and promoting the interests of students across the university.
During the interactive session, the NULASS leadership presented key requests, including the allocation of space for dedicated NULASS secretariat. The executives thanked the university management for their support and highlighted the union's inclusive structure, which operates a joint executive body serving students at both campuses of the university.
In his response, the representative of the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Daodu M.A acknowledged an earlier commitment by the Vice-Chancellor to consider the secretariat request and advising the union to submit a formal reminder to management.
