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Students Corner: Things You Should Know Before Choosing Comradeship Photo Source: Facebook Gbadegeshin Paul   The popular saying, "to whom much is given, much is expected," is best encountered when you assume a leadership position. If this position in quote happens to be what several others also wanted, then get set for a great adventure. Comradeship or being a comrade comes with fame, and juicy offers to those who know it's onions, likewise levels of woes when you misplay your cards. Active comrades are one most popular students on campus, and this gives them levels of honour wherever they appear. At the other hand, an inactive comrade just fills the space and create lapses in their offices. Recall one of the popularly addressed comrades in Nigeria, Comr. Adams Oshiomole, former leader and advocate of The Nigeria Labour Congress, now current member of Nigeria's ruling party APC. His strifes and never give up prowess   gave him the key to governance in Edo state, and ...

Students Breach Management's Directive as SUG Declares Suspension of Social Activities Lifted Students at the Board Room following the new Vice Chancellor's arrival  yesterday. Source: WhatsApp  NAOS Held Programme amid Suspension FYB and SUG week to be announced soon SUG Speaker gives 48-hours Ultimatum for Rector to address Students  Olashege Anizat Lagos State University of Science and Technology’s (LASUSTECH) students have breached the directive   issued by the school management as the Students Union Government declared the suspension of social activities lifted. As contained in a broadcast message circulated yesterday and signed by the SUG President, Balogun Aderemi, and Public Relations Officer, Adesina Wonuola, all suspended social activities, on account of the new Vice Chancellor’s arrival, are to resume with immediate effect. “This is to inform the entire students with regards to the Students’ Union Officers meeting earlier today Wednesday 12 th , Octo...

Students React over Sanwo-Olu's Appointment of New Vice Chancellor  Congratulate the New VC Commend the works of the Acting Vice Chancellor Condemn Imposition by Sanwo-Olu SRC Speaker warns of Crisis  Safiu Kehinde Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has, earlier last week, approved the appointment of Professor Olumuyiwa Odusanya as the pioneer Vice Chancellor of Lagos State University of Science and Technology, while returning the Acting Vice Chancellor, Dr. Oluremi Nurudeen Olaleye, as the Rector for the remaining three and half years of his tenure. This appeared to be one of the least expected changes to occur soon since the transition of the Institution as most students were surprised about the sudden development. While some still remain oblivious of the appointment others have braced themselves up for the new change. For Olasupo Adegbola, a final year Accountancy student, the appointment of the new VC is unquestionable as the Institution is State-owned and a...

NDLEA Launches First Drug Free Club in LASUSTECH NDLEA Officials with the Newly appointed Executive Members of LASUSTECH Drug Free Club and Principal Officers of the Institution Photo: Ibukun Mercy Safiu Kehinde National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA), has, on Wednesday, launched its first Drug Free Club   in a Lagos-based higher institution at Lagos State University of Science and Technology (LASUSTECH). The launching ceremony which took place at the 500-seater auditorium saw the agency unveiling the Club’s Pioneer Executive members with the Students Union Government Speaker, Rt. Hon. Asekun Elijah, emerging as the President of the club. While the delivering the welcome address of the event, the Dean of Students Affairs, Tpl. Ibrahim Oladayo, highlighted the activities of the Club which will be fully supported by the Agency. “The Drug Free Club LASUSTECH from NDLEA is a tool to fight drug abuse, misuse of drug and purchase of fake and expired drugs. The club will re...

Two Kegite Club Members Bag #40,000 Scholarship Award Each Chief Baiyewu Ayinde Kamal presenting the scholarship award to one of the beneficiaries, Comr. Bakre Zainab Photo: Safiu Kehinde  Safiu Kehinde Two Kegite Club (Ilya Lacost) members, Comr. Akinsanya Olamide Wareez and Comr. Bakre Zainab, walked home with a smile on their faces after bagging #40,000 Scholarship Award each at the recently concluded 3-day symposium of the club held at the School of Agriculture lecture theatre. The scholarship award which was initiated by the club under its education empowerment program was presented by Chief Baiyewu Ayinde Kamal who promised to increase it to ten by next symposium. Expressing his delight over the award, Akinsanya commended the effort of the Kegite Club for setting up empowerment program. “It is a great pleasure for me because I could not imagine myself winning the scholarship and I would really say a very big thank you to Ilya Lacost for organizing a such symposium comprisin...

TIMSAN Holds First Sisters Seminar TISMAN members with Islamic Singer, Alh. Ayisat Umu Niyass (centre), and other invited guests Photo: Okunola Alimot  Safiu Kehinde Tijaniyyah Muslim Students Association of Nigeria (LASUSTECH Chapter) has, on Wednesday, held their first sisters seminar at the palace of the Baale of Lambo Lasunwon, First Gate community. The program which was themed   “The Hidden Gift Behind Every Lady”, was hosted by the association’s female coordinator,   Muqodamoh Okunola Alimot. Following the opening prayer by Seyyidah Maryam Olafimihan, the motivational speaker of the event, Seyyidah Maryam Owolabi Salas, rendered her speech, emphasizing on the uniqueness and relevance of females in the life of a child as well as the society at large. L-R: TISMAN Female Coordinator, Muqodamoh Okunola Alimot, and Motivational speaker, Seyyidah Maryam Owolabi Photo: Safiu Kehinde  Her words: “ The first school a child attends is actually the mother who is a...

Opinion  Nigeria@62: The Struggle Continues Photo: Dreams time.com Omotosho Divine Happy new month to us all as I wish you good tidings. Also, happy birthday to our great country- though I don’t think there is any reason for us to be celebrating this country than for us to just thank God for the breath of life. Basically, we celebrate independence on account of the struggle of our past leaders which we should not just celebrate for pleasure but to think about the country situation- how far we have come and how far have we gone? Nelson Mandela said and I quote, “For to be free is not merely to cast off ones chains, but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others”. Are we truly free? That is the question of the day. Is it in a country where poverty is a stakeholder or in this same country where corruption is in the DNA of our leaders and the unborn children or this same country where unemployment is the song of the day and inequality is the book we read as stude...