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The Speaker of the 31st LASULAWS Students’ Representative Council, Rt. Hon. Olubunmi Oluwatise, hosted the inaugural Press Conference of the council on Tuesday, May 12, 2026, at the Moot Court, Faculty of Law, LASU.


The conference, themed “Beyond the Gavel: Strengthening Legislative Oversight in Democracies,” served as a strategic engagement aimed at promoting accountability, effective communication, and stronger interaction between the Council and the student body.

The event commenced with the legislative pledge led by the Speaker of the Council, Rt. Hon. Olubunmi Oluwatise, followed by the introduction of executives and members of the administration.

In his address, the Speaker reiterated the purpose of the conference and provided insights into proposed constitutional amendments and other legislative matters.

During the interactive Question-and-Answer session, LASU Life Editor-in-Chief, Jimoh Abdul-Lateef, alongside the platform’s Editor, Halimah Olawoyin, engaged the Speaker on issues relating to his administration and the Council’s activities.

Speaking on the administration’s achievements so far, the Speaker highlighted initiatives including the Joint Parliamentary Workshop with the Department of Mass Communication, the commemoration of 200 days in office — during which internship opportunities were facilitated for students — as well as a public hearing organised to address students’ concerns.

He also outlined aspirations he hopes to achieve before the end of his tenure, including the launch of the physical constitution and the presentation of awards to students who have contributed to the development of the faculty.

In his closing remarks, Rt. Hon. Oluwatise expressed pride in the administration’s achievements and appreciated members of his team, friends, executives, and supporters.

The conference concluded with further questions from attendees, ending as an engaging session that encouraged meaningful participation from students and stakeholders alike.

✍️: Halimah Olawoyin
Editor, LASU Life

The President of the 14th Transport Students’ Association (TRASA-LASU), Comr. Enyichukwu Divine, hosted the maiden edition of the TRASA Medical Outreach (Pad Up a Lady) on Thursday, May 14, 2026, at the Transport Compound, LASU, Ojo Campus.


The outreach, organized to promote health awareness and provide free medical support for students and members of the university community was beyond consultations and health checks.

The initiative also focused on menstrual hygiene advocacy through the distribution of sanitary pads to female students, reinforcing the association’s commitment to student welfare and community impact.

Among the notable personalities present were faculty representatives, student leaders, volunteers, and healthcare personnel, all of whom commended the initiative for addressing critical health concerns within the student community.

In his remarks, the TRASA-LASU President emphasized the importance of prioritizing health while balancing academic and leadership responsibilities.

The event featured free medical consultations, blood pressure and sugar level checks, health talks, drug distribution, and the “Pad Up a Lady” campaign, where sanitary pads were distributed to female students.

One of the major takeaways from the event was the emphasis speakers laid, encouraging students to cultivate healthier lifestyles, seek timely medical attention, and break the stigma surrounding conversations about menstrual health and personal care.

The outreach concluded successfully with appreciation extended to the medical team, volunteers, sponsors, and all participants who contributed to making the initiative impactful.

✍️: Jimoh Abdul-Lateef
Editor-in-Chief, LASU Life.

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Farouk Olaoluwa Aminu, is a student of Political Science Education in the Faculty of Education, Lagos State University.


He is widely recognized on campus as the President of the Rotaract Club of LASU, a graphic designer, public speaker, and service-driven changemaker committed to youth development and impactful leadership.

His journey is marked by notable achievements, including being a Millennium Fellow, winner of the 2025 RAC LASU Speech Contest, and holding several key leadership positions across student bodies. Beyond titles, Farouk considers his greatest wins to be the projects he has built, initiatives that have positively impacted students and the wider community.

Over the years, he has served in various leadership roles, including President of the Rotaract Club of LASU, International Service Director, and a member of both faculty and parliamentary student councils. Through these positions, he has pioneered impactful initiatives such as Fit4Impact, a youth wellness program, and AWAKE, a project encouraging creativity for social change, alongside several outreach and student development programs.

Farouk attributes his success to consistency, self-improvement, and a commitment to service. Despite facing challenges like balancing academics with leadership and navigating personal loss, he remained focused on making meaningful impact drawing motivation from the lives he inspires and the change he helps create.

Looking ahead, he aspires to become a leader who influences both policy and people, working at the intersection of education, governance, and youth development to build more inclusive and sustainable systems.

He credits his growth to mentorship, strong communities like Rotaract, public speaking platforms, and supportive friendships that have shaped his journey.

His advice:
“Influence is most powerful when it is rooted in service, empathy, and purpose. Be intentional about the value you bring into every space, and always strive to make meaningful impact.”

✍️: Lawal Shukroh
Editor, LASU Life.

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This week marks the final phase and last opportunity for eligible candidates to participate in the 2026/27 Lagos State University Indigeneship Verification Exercise (IIVE).

Candidates of Lagos State origin who chose Lagos State University as their first choice institution in the 2026 UTME and scored a minimum of 195 are strongly advised to complete their registration and appear for the interview exercise before the deadline on Friday, May 22, 2026.

Also, the University management recently released the updated academic calendar, revealing that the second semester examination will end on June 26, 2026. This development further indicates that the general admission screening process is expected to commence next month, while admission offers may begin rolling out from August 2026.

Prospective candidates who chose LASU as first choice in JAMB are therefore encouraged to join the group below for more timely updates on the screening & admission process: bit.ly/4d25OF7

At this year’s edition of Ojude LASU, culture served as a unifying force, bringing students of Lagos State University together in a vibrant celebration of heritage and tradition.

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