LASUSTECH Watch

Morenike Adetunji In the wake of the molestation of Joint Admission Matriculation Board (JAMB) officials alleged to have been carried out by the striking Non-Academic Staff Union (NASU), Lagos State Polytechnic chapter, the school management has announced its efforts to bring to book the perpetrators of this "act of barbarism". Two JAMB officials who were carrying out their duties at the institution and the Polytechnic's director of ICT were reportedly molested by the non-teaching staff of the institution. The management, through a press release signed by the Deputy Registrar, Public Relations Unit, Mr Olanrewaju Kuye, apologized to JAMB officials for the assault and has also ascertained that those involved will be made to face the wrath of the law. The press release reads in part "While the Polytechnic condemns this act of barbarism, we are using this medium to assure the Registrar of JAMB and indeed, the entire Nigerians that the Lagos State Gove...

Eke van Victor The long-running rift between the Management of Lagos State Polytechnic and its staff unions took a new turn last Wednesday when the aggrieved Unions stalled activities in the school main campus in Ikorodu shutting down the school gates for several days. Students were seen scaling the school’s fence to find their way out. However, the case was dredged at the National Industrial Court on Monday when the warring parties appeared before his lordship Hon. Justice E. A. Oji who urged the aggrieved associations to maintain peace and not obstruct the official activities of the school pending when the case will be heard again on June 18 th 2019. Below is the officially documented report from that sitting Eke van Victor is a former DCA at Max 102.3FM, Author; "The Odyssey of a Victor" and the current President of the Press Club