BAMSA LASU

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June 3rd

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Every fu***ng PROTEST was a HIT .. From OSHODI to OJOTA to GOVERNOR'S OFFICE .. Back to back
ko easy n yet no FREE SCHOOL.. Koni da fun yalaya
anybody....and FASHOLA said
Egbon if you want 25k as school fee cm and get it
And Lasuites said" baba leave trash for lawma...

Governor Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State,
Tuesday, signed a bill into law converting the
Lagos State University, LASU, Ojo, to a residential
institution, as well as approving 70 years
retirement age for professors of the institution.
LASU
The law, LASU (Amendment) Bill 2015, also
approved a five-year single term for the Vice
Chancellor of the institution.
Over the last few years, there has been a running
battle between the institution’s chapter of the
Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, with
the immediate-past Vice Chancellor, Prof. John
Obafunwa, over demands that the school
approves 70 years as retirement age for
professors, single term of five years for Vice
Chancellor, among others.
Signing the bill into law at the State House, Ikeja,
Lagos, Southwest Nigeria on Tuesday, Ambode
said the amended law is aimed at raising the
standard of the school to an enviable position
and a school that people would be proud of.
The governor said it is the desire of the state
government to build a LASU that would produce
better students, saying that in the next few days,
changes would begin to take place in the school.
Deputy Speaker, Lagos State House of Assembly,
Wasiu Eshinlokun-Sanni said the law was
amended to address the acrimonies that arose
during the tenure of Prof. Obafunwa as Vice
Chancellor of the school.
He said the major reform of the law is approving
five-year single term for the Vice Chancellor of
the school in order to prevent the crisis often
encountered when the Vice Chancellor’s position
runs for two terms.
Another major reform in the law, he disclosed, is
converting LASU to a residential campus, while
the retirement age of professors of the institution
would now be 70 years instead of the usual 65
years.
He said turning the school to a residential
campus would help in mitigating incessant
clashes between students of the school and Iba
residents.
Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Steve
Ayorinde had in November, 2015 said the LASU
(Amendment) Bill 2015 was meant to serve as an
improvement over the two previous amendments
in 1990 and 1992 with the aim of finding lasting
solution to the challenges that have plagued the
state-owned institution in recent years.
“The bill is proposing to amend certain sections
of the Law to meet current realities in line with
best practices. It seeks to review the exercise of
general supervision over discipline in the
university imposed on the Vice-Chancellor and to
propose a single term of five years for the
institution’s Vice-Chancellor,” he had said.
He added that the LASU Bill also sought an
amendment that would make the appointment of
the Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of the
Governing Council the prerogative of the Visitor in
line with standard practice.
“Yet, it seeks an amendment to Section 36(1) and
(2) of the Law which deals with admission policy
to place the responsibility of determining the
minimum admission requirement on the Senate of
the university,” he said.

Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode, has approved the appointment of Prof. Olanrewaju Adigun Fagbohun as the 8th substantive Vice-Chancellor of the Lagos State University (LASU).
Fagbohun, a Professor of Environmental Law, was until his appointment, the Director of Research at the Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, University of Lagos (UNILAG).
The appointment was announced in a statement signed on Wednesday by the state’s Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr. Steve Ayorinde.
The statement said, “Following the expiration of the tenure of Prof. John Oladapo Obafunwa as the 7th substantive Vice-Chancellor of Lagos State University on 31st October, 2015, the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Administration), Prof. Fidelis Olisamedua Njokanma assumed the position of Acting Vice-Chancellor.
“A Professor of Environmental Law, Olanrewaju Adigun Fagbohun, was born on 19th October, 1966 and hails from Akesan in the Alimosho Local Government area of Lagos State. Prof. Fagbohun joined the Faculty of Law of the Lagos State University (LASU) as an Assistant Lecturer in January 1991. He rose through the ranks and by the year 2004, he was appointed Associate Professor.
“He studied Law at the University of Ife (now Obafemi Awolowo University) and obtained his Master’s of Law Degree from the University of Lagos and he attended the Obafemi Awolowo University for his doctoral degree programme.
“At different times, he served as a member of Senate of the Lagos State University, Head of Department of Business Law and later Department of Private and Property Law, Coordinator, Law Centre; Coordinator of the Department of Environmental Law and Allied Disciplines of the Centre for Environment and Science Education of the Lagos State University, and was, for several years, the Editor-in-Chief of the LASU Law Journal.”

It's a new semester, with new courses, new lecturers, new challenges, and it's high time one set the pace and the priority right... Look at last semester,was it a good one for you or otherwise, look at the strategy you used last semester, did it work for you,if it did work for you stick to it, if it didn't change it...be hungry for success, plan on time.. Shun procastination and don't be lazy.
Wishing you all a successful semester ahead!

Boluwatife Onipede
President, BAMSA LASU

The Chairman of the Academic Staff Union of Universities
(ASUU), Lagos State University (LASU) chapter, Dr.
Adekunle Idris has accused the institution’s management
of planning to attack him with cultists.
Idris, who is at the forefront of calls that Professor John
Obafunwa be replaced as Vice Chancellor of the institution.
He told Daily Independent that the LASU management and a
former ASUU-LASU Treasurer suspended for anti-union
activities, Dr. Tajudeen Abayomi Olumoko , are after him.
"The news of my planned attack is all over the campus,"
Idris said.
"Several staff called me to be careful of my movement and
that the university management and Dr. Olumoko are
planning to use cult guys to attack me."
He said the threat has forced him to flee for his life.
"So, I have taken the advice of my family, colleagues and
friend, I have gone into hiding for now."
But Dr Olumoko has since denied the allegations in a
telephone interview with Daily Independent , saying the
ASUU boss' accusation is mere 'character assassination.
"It is pure character assassination. It is funny. It is not
possible; management cannot use me for that. I know what
is good," he said.
"I am a PhD holder of long standing, the management
cannot use me for that purpose.
The alleged planned attack, if true, could be related to his
campaign against Obafunwa which is supported by ASUU, ,
Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU)
and Non-Academic Staff of Universities (NASU).
Already, the crisis has caused the indefinite postponement
of the institution's 20th convocation ceremony and the
shutdown of the institution without a resumption date » .
It will be recalled that the national leadership of the
Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), through its
Treasurer, Dr. Ademola Aremu, said Professor John
Obafunwa, caused the crisis that is threatening his
position at the helms of affairs » of the institution.
"The issues in LASU were caused by the VC who believes
that he knows and can do everything on his own," Aremu
had said.
"The VC is governing that university with impunity.
"We had approached him before it got to this level and we
had tried to talk to him and make him see reasons that in a
university, there are due processes that one has to follow.
In mid-March, workers pelted Obafunwa out of the
institution » with ‘pure water’ sachets and demanded an
acting VC from Lagos State Governor Babatunde Fashola.

On Behalf of the newly elected Bamsa Exco members,I say a very big thank you for attending our sworn in ceremony.your presence was highly appreciated nd we look forward to serving you.Thank You.