Chairman House Committee On Education Leads Team To LASU On Oversight Assessment Of Facilities

…Commends University Administration On Positive Development

The Chairman, Lagos State House of Assembly Committee on Education, Hon. Ajani Owolabi, on Wednesday, 19th April 2023, led members of the Committee on an oversight visit to the University Main Campus, Ojo, Lagos, to assess facilities on the Campus.

Upon his arrival, he was received by the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Ibiyemi Ibilola Olatunji-Bello, mni, at her office in the presence of other members of the University Management. During the interaction, the Vice Chancellor appreciated the Committee for its constant support to the University, especially with regard to the timely approval of her budgets.

Prof. Olatunji-Bello, mni, assured the Chairman that the University’s books and facilities are open for the Committee’s assessment and went further to seek its support for the University in her pursuit of the resource verification and subsequent accreditation of new and existing programmes.

She reiterated her vision to make LASU the best University in West Africa and listed her administrationr’s six strategic goals through which, she said, the administration measures her performance.

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The Chairman, in his response, said “…the Committee’s aim is to assist institutions under its purview to achieve their visions and that is the reason for visiting the campus.” He praised the Vice Chancellor for her passion for the greatness of the University. He added thus “…Having worked closely with you for a while,
I can attest to your passion for this university.”

The team eventually left on a physical assessment visit to the facilities in the University including offices in the Babatunde Raji Fashola Senate Building, the Students’ hostels under construction and the Information, Communication Technology (ICT) Complex.

Overall, the Chairman gave a thumbs up to the University for the progress it has made in the last two years and assured that the House Committee on Education would continue to support the institution.

It is expected that the visit will yield positive results for the University in the months ahead.