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Just In! Lagos Govt Reduces LASU Tuition Fee

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January 29, 2021

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Sanwo-Olu

Lagos State government on Friday announced a reduction in the tuition fee for Lagos State University, LASU.

EyewitnessMedia gathered that the Adviser to the Governor on Education disclosed this on Friday via Twitter.

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The tweet read “Flash: Lagos State government reduces tuition fee for students of Lagos”

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