See LASPO SUG 20/21 Election Update

Students of the polytechnic trooped out en masse this morning to choose the next head, and other officials of the Student Union Government.

The election which began at exactly 8:30 am across several departments in the school ended by 1:30pm.

Below are some results from different polling units ;

Environmental Department

President

Jamiu - 279

Yusuf - 41

Void - 9

Vice President

Jumuah- 294

Oyelakin- 15

Aluko- 16

Void- 7

General Secretary

Lawal- 280

Thompson- 40

Void- 8

Financial Secretary

Popoola- 22

Edu Saheed - 295

Void- 5

Social Director

Pelumi- 48

Edwin- 263

Void- 8

Public Relations Officer

Oredeko- 75

Dunni- 241

Void- 10

Pure and Applied Science

President

Yusuf - 351

Jamiu - 34

Vice President

Oyelakin - 377

Aluko - 3

Juma - 3

General Secretary

Thompson - 301

Lawal - 84

Financial Secretary

Popoola - 365

Saheed - 15

Public Relations Officer

Oluwole - 335

Duni Thomus - 44

Social Director

Pelumi - 327

Awotunde - 43

Isolo SMBS

Fincial Secretary

Popoola - 570

Edu - 40

void votes - 9

Public Relations Officer

Oredeko - 458

Ibiduni - 109

Void vote - 24

Welfare Director

Odumeru - 532

Olowu - 61

General Secretary

Thomason - 536

Lawal - 74

Void - 13

SMBS Ikorodu

General Secretary

Thompson - 698

Lawal - 36

Void - 9

Details shortly...

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