Call for Support: VC Urges Stakeholders to Back LASUED

As global insecurity, crime, drug abuse, and social disorders continue to rise, the Lagos State University of Education emphasizes the need for sustained support from stakeholders to ensure its survival and growth.

During a security summit at Otto-Ijanikin, Lagos, the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Bidemi Lafiaji-Okuneye, stressed the university’s importance and called for collaborative efforts to nurture the institution into a successful citadel of learning.

In response to escalating social challenges, she urged collective action to tackle these issues and ensure the university’s continuous progress.

She highlighted the significance of securing the university’s future and making meaningful contributions to its success for future generations.

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The security summit was organized by the university’s management in response to these concerns.

Lafiaji-Okuneye also praised the university’s rapid progress and achievements despite facing various national and local challenges. She credited the institution’s leadership for its commitment, dedication, determination, courage, focus, and objectivity.

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Established in 2022 with approval from the National Universities Commission and recognition from the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, LASUED has made significant strides within its first year.