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LASPOTECH to Commence 2018/2019 Indigeneship Verification Exercise for Lagos State Indigenous Candidates.





The management of the Lagos State Polytechnic, Ikorodu has announced dates for the verification exercise for indigenes of Lagos State who chose the Polytechnic in the 2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME)  for the admission exercise.

The exercise for candidates applying for National Diploma(ND) in the institution will commence with registration between Monday 23rd July and Sunday 29th July, 2018. Verification for this category will hold on Thursday 31st July,  2018.

Similarly, the exercise for candidates applying for the Higher National Diploma(HND) commences registration between Wednesday August 22nd and Thursday August 28th 2018. Verification for this category will hold on Thursday 30th August, 2018.


The venue for the Exercise is the School of Agriculture Auditorium, Ikorodu Campus for both the ND and HND categories which will start 8:00am and end 4:00pm daily.
Candidates are urged to log on to www.mylaspotech.edu.ng to apply and get more information. The exercise is only for Lagos State Origin and expected to be cleared by the Chair,  State of Origin Verification Committee(SOVC).

The Management reteriates that the screening is free for all candidates of Lagos State Origin eligible for the exercise and that the Indigeneship Verification Exercise does not guarantee or serves as a proof of admission into the institution.

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