LASUSTECH Watch

By Wekpa ThankGod Vendors who operate at the Activities Centre of the Lagos State University of Science and Technology (LASUSTECH), have cried out over their recent experiences of low patronage and sales downturn occasioned by fewer number of students on campus as a result of recent transmutation of the institution from a polytechnic into a university. This was made known through an interview conducted on Wednesday by LASUSTECH Press Club on a cross section of vendors at the school's Activities Centre in order to find out how they have been faring since the institution's transmutation. Recall that the institution which was formerly a polytechnic(LASPOTECH) was transmuted into a university (LASUSTECH) following the signing into law, the University Bill by the Lagos State governor, Mr Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu on the 2nd of February, 2022. Consequently, this had led to a reduction in the number of students of the institution as the various Part-Time programmes which ...

By Ibrahim Habeeb Lagos State University of Science and Technology has announced that the 2024 orientation program for new students will be held on Monday, February 26. This was announced in a release issued and signed by the school's registrar, Mr. David Ogungbe.  According to the registrar, the ceremony will take place at the 500-seater Agric Auditorium in Ikorodu, starting promptly at 10 am. He went further to state that the procession of matriculating students, organized on a College basis, was set to kick off at 9:20 am, concluding by 9:40 am. To ensure a seamless event, all duly registered students have been strongly advised to coordinate with their respective College Officers for the collection of their Matriculation gowns. Emphasizing the significance of adherence to the dress code, the announcement underscores that students not donning their Matriculation gowns will be denied entry into the hall. This requirement is part of the effort to uphold the formal and t...

By Wekpa ThankGod   It is a common knowledge that tertiary institutions which is considered as a citadel of higher learning, provides students with a measure of freedom, including the choice of their outlook and dressing. This, however, does not come without another measure of exceptions as some departments within the institutions are required of a certain dress codes because of their peculiar nature.  But on the other end are students who are not linear or uniform in their perceptions about this norm. ThankGod Wekpa writes on the reactions of Lasustech students on their perceptions about university dress codes. The issue of appearing on a particular dress code to school has set the tongues of Lasustech students wagging in different directions. This is coming after a cross section of students from several departments of the institution were interviewed yesterday. While many were in support of the rule, a few others were indifferent, and yet another student expressed displeasur...

By PRAD Unit In a generous gesture aimed at fostering intellectual and academic advancement, British-trained Nigerian documentary photographer, Dayo Adedayo has donated photo-documentary books to the Department of Mass Communication, Lagos State University of Science and Technology, Ikorodu. The donation which was received by the Head of Department, Dr. Prosper Zannu comprises a diverse range of books spanning various visual portraits of the Federal Capital Territory, Rivers State, Ogun State, and Lagos State. They also include books on ‘Tour of Nigeria’ and ‘Owe Yoruba 2.0’.  The HOD warmly welcomed the donation, whilst also expressing gratitude to the donor for such a remarkable gesture to contribute to learning in the university.  “This is a commendable and welcome development. We have been receiving book donations of books but these are much invaluable tools for learning and they will assist our students to know much more about Nigeria.  "We extend our war...

By Adeyemi Oluwanifemi, Odeyemi Ibukun And Oyenuga Mary  Photos by Ibrahim Habeeb  The newly admitted students of mass communication held their orientation program at the department of mass communication in Lagos State University of science and technology. The Head of Department, Dr. Zannu Prosper gave the opening remark where he congratulated the students on their achievement in getting admitted in the university. He further encouraged the students to pursue excellence and aim higher in their academics. Mr Ade Inasa-Thomas, One of the lecturers in Mass communication department implored the students to celebrate themselves for being lucky. He also talked about the practical aspect of their lectures, encouraging them that "None is Superior nor Inferior" and making it known that their assessment will be based on practicals as it is a professional course which  students will learn how to put their ideas and skills to hand. Also, Doctor Taiwo Okeowo, a...

By Ibrahim Habeeb And Salami Fathia The Dean, Student Affairs (DSA) at Lagos State University of Science and Technology, Dr. Adedamola Aderogba had advised students to be careful during Valentine's Day celebrations. He emphasized that the day is not just about romance, parties, or alcohol but about celebrating oneself, friends, and family.  Dr. Aderogba urges the students to avoid unhealthy relationships and prioritize safety stressing that, safety is more important than fleeting enjoyment. He also admonished them to "ZIP UP". He further reiterated that parents are earnestly praying for the safety of their children at home why offering a piece of advice, "A word is enough for the wise." "VALENTINE IS HERE AGAIN...... "BE VIGILANT, CAREFUL, SENSITIVE AND AVOID DECEPTION. IT'S NOT ABOUT SEX ITS NOT ABOUT ROMANCE IT'S NOT ABOUT ALCOHOL IT'S NOT ABOUT PARTY BUT ITS ABOUT CELEBRATING YOURSELF, FRIENDS AND FAMILY IT'S ...

By Bisiriyu Hassan Education is the Key to a Better Tomorrow: How Investing in Education Can Change the World. This article will explore how education is a powerful force for change, and how it can lead to a more prosperous and peaceful world. Education is one of the most powerful tools we have for creating a better future. It's an investment that pays off in countless ways, from individual success to societal progress. Without education, we would be living in a very different world - one that is less peaceful, less prosperous, and less hopeful. But with education, we can build a brighter tomorrow for everyone. The benefits of education are far-reaching and long-lasting. For individuals, education leads to better job prospects, higher earning potential, and improved health. It also increases the likelihood of civic participation and volunteerism. On a societal level, education leads to lower crime rates, higher levels of innovation, and greater economic grow...

By Adeyemi Grace, Ibrahim Habeeb, Bisiriyu Hassan, Odeyemi Ibukun, Yahaya Teniola, Abdulrasak Habeebat and Salami Fathia  Photos by: Suraju Gabriel and Durojaiye Vitor Lagos State Chairman of Science, Research and Innovation Council (LARISC) and former Vice Chancellor of University of Lagos, Professor Oluwatoyin Temitayo Ogundipe, has said that the backbone of security in any nation is Technology. According to him, applying innovation in security matters will no doubt make a nation secure. Professor Ogundipe said this in a keynote address delivered at the second year anniversary of Lagos State University of Science and Technology (LASUSTECH), Ikorodu, Lagos. Vice Chancellor of University of Lagos, Professor Oluwatoyin Temitayo Ogundipe He stressed that the students have a very good advantage concerning education and with the present Vice Chancellor who is a researcher, he is sure within the next three years, they will be able to see everything coming up ...