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Valentine's Day: "Celebrate wisely" – LASUSTECH DSA Urges Students

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 ABOUT BEING YOUR BROTHER'S KEEPER

LADIES AVOID UNHEALTHY LOVE &
ZIP UP GUYS.
YOUR SAFETY AND SECURITY IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN FEW MINUTES ENJOYMENT
ALWAYS REMEMBER THAT YOUR PARENTS ARE PRAYING FOR YOUR SAFETY AT HOME.
A WORD IS ENOUGH FOR THE WISE
 DSA"





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