The Lagos State Governor, Mr Akinwunmi Ambode will commission the Faculty of Science building and Faculty of Law twin lecture theatre building at theLagos State University.
Ambode to commission faculty buildings, varsity radio
Fagbohun, during his speech, also revealed that a total number of 17,695 students would graduate from the school with seven out of a total number of 6,241 full time students bagging first class degree.
Governor Akinwunmi Ambode
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The governor will also commission the LASU radio at the University auditorium complex, Ojo Lagos.
This was disclosed by the Vice Chancellor of LASU, Prof Olanrewaju Adigun Fagbohun during a press conference recently.
He added that 1,040 students bagged second class upper division degree, while 3,271 and 1,575 students got second class lower division and third class degrees respectively.
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Furthermore, he eulogized the Lagos State Government for contributing immensely to the growth and development of the institution. “The university will forever be grateful to the hardworking Governor of our noble state. The projects, most of which are at advanced stages of construction will not only add aesthetics and class to the architectural landscape of the institution, they will further add value to the quality of teaching and learning in the university,” he added.
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