LASUSTECH SUJC prepares for its annual symposium programme, eyes sensitizing students on judicial responsibility

Safiu Kehinde

The Students Union Judiciary Council of LASUSTECH has commence preparations for its annual symposium as a need to sensitize students on the responsibility of the judicial arm of government as it affects youth liberation and social justice.

Tagged “Legal Education: An Imperative of Youth Liberation and Social Justice”, the event which will have the Acting Vice Chancellor of the institution, Dr. Olaleye Nurudeen, as the guest host, is set to hold on the 27th of April, 2022 at the University’s 700 seaters auditorium, Ikorodu.

Notable speakers at the one day event will include the Chief Judge of Lagos State, Honorable Justice Kazeem Alogba, Deputy Director (Litigation) for House of Representatives Committee, Barrister Dankuwo, and Barrister Olufunke Backnor.

Also, the event will host discussion panelists who will be deliberating on “social and moral standard ignorance in tertiary institutions” and “sexual abuse, a product of misplaced priority in tertiary institutions”.

The panelists include the head of Underwriter, NEM Insurance Plc. Mrs. Bolanle Baruwa, Film Maker and Movie Director, Sola Kosoko, and Titiola Vivour-Adeniyi from Lagos State domestic sexual and violence response agency.

The one day event is hosted by the office of the Chief Judge of the SUJC, Hon. Justice Adeniyi Emmanuel while the former Lagos State Head of Service, Mr.Ogunlewe will be the chairman of the occasion.

Comments

Tragic Accident Claims Lives of Two LASUSTECH Students in Ikorodu

By Habeeb Ibrahim, Odeyemi Ibukun and Bisiriyu Hassan The Lagos State University of Science and Technology (LASUSTECH), Ikorodu, community is mourning the loss of two of its students following a fatal accident on Saturday morning at Powerline Junction, before Aleje, inward Ikorodu Roundabout, Lagos. The deceased students have been identified as: Ayomide Jagun , 300 Level, Mechatronics Afọlábí Emmanuel , 200 Level, Banking and Finance (Direct Entry) According to eyewitnesses, the accident involved a sand-laden tipper truck, a Toyota Corolla, a multi-purpose bus, and several tricycles. Preliminary reports indicate that the tipper, reportedly speeding, suffered a brake failure, causing it to collide with other vehicles along the busy road. While initial reports suggested multiple casualties, only the deaths of the two LASUSTECH students and a one SS 3 student of Ikorodu High School have been officially confirmed. The status of other injured individuals is still under veri...

Students Barred from LASUSTECH First Gate Over Safety Concerns

By Habeeb Ibrahim and Adefeso Precious Students of the Lagos State University of Science and Technology (LASUSTECH) were on Monday morning restricted from accessing the campus through the First Gate, tagged as West Gate 1, due to safety concerns. The restriction led to confusion among students, who were subsequently directed by security personnel to use the Second Gate for entry into the campus. Speaking on the development, security officials disclosed that the action followed an incident that occurred around 7:00 p.m. on Sunday, when a tension wire was reportedly cut from a pole and fell directly at the entrance of First Gate. According to the security personnel, the fallen wire posed a potential risk of injury, electric shock, or sparks to students and other individuals passing through the gate. As a precautionary measure to ensure the safety and well-being of the campus community, movement through First gate was temporarily suspended, while students were instructed to ac...

LASUSTECH Announces February 13, 2027, for Maiden Convocation

By Adetoyinbo Berachah The Lagos State University of Science and Technology (LASUSTECH) has announced February 13, 2027, as the date for its maiden convocation. The announcement was made by the Director of Student Affairs (DSA), Dr. Ademola Aderogba, during the first engagement meeting of the 2025/2026 academic session. The meeting featured the introduction of Heads of Class (HOCs) and representatives from various departments. Dr. Aderogba addressed issues relating to the academic session and outlined expectations for students. He presented an overview of academic results across colleges and departments, noting variations in performance. Students were advised to ensure lecturers are invited for scheduled lectures. According to the DSA, all issues relating to academic results must be resolved before January 27, 2026, when the University Senate will review them. He stated that no further consideration would be given to result-related issues after that date. Students were...

LASUSTECH Watch

Search This Blog