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LASUSTECH SHINES WITH 100% NUC ACCREDITATION SUCCESS, PROVING LEADERSHIP EXCELLENCE
LASUSTECH SHINES WITH 100% NUC ACCREDITATION SUCCESS, PROVING LEADERSHIP EXCELLENCE
Lagos State University of Science and Technology (LASUSTECH) has secured accreditation for all 25 of its academic programmes, which it presented to the National Universities Commission (NUC) during the October/November 2024 Accreditation Exercise. The results, released in a letter addressed to the Vice Chancellor with reference number NUC/ES/412/VOL.14/387 and signed by Engr. Abraham Chundusu, the acting Director of Accreditation, shows impressive outcomes: 22 full accreditations (88.0%) and three interim accreditations (12.0%).
The results showcase meticulous planning, resource allocation, and academic rigour under the Vice Chancellor’s leadership. The NUC’s rigorous evaluation, which assesses staffing, infrastructure, and academic quality, showcased LASUSTECH’s excellence across multiple colleges. Notably, no programme was denied accreditation, a rare achievement for a university still in its formative years.
The College of Applied Social Sciences (CASS), also classified as Administration, led the charge, with all six programmes—Accounting, Business Administration, Marketing, Actuarial Science, Banking and Finance, and Office and Information Management—securing full accreditation. Scores ranged from 86.9% to an outstanding 95.6%, reflecting robust academic standards and faculty expertise.
In the College of Agriculture, programmes such as Animal Science, Crop Science, Agricultural Extension, Fisheries, and Horticulture achieved scores exceeding 80%, securing full accreditation. Agricultural Economics and Farm Management, however, received interim status with an overall score of 80.9%, influenced by a staffing score of 68.6%.
The College of Basic Sciences achieved outstanding results, with Physics with Electronics, Mathematics, Microbiology, and Statistics all scoring above 90%. Physics and Mathematics led the rankings with scores of 96.6% each. Although Chemistry and Industrial Chemistry reported scores exceeding 80%, they were assigned interim status due to staffing challenges.
The Colleges of Environmental Sciences and Social Sciences/Administration shone brightly, with all programmes earning full accreditation. Standouts included Mass Communication (92.7%), Industrial Design (95.6%), and Economics, which led the university with an exceptional 97.4%.
The Vice Chancellor, Professor Olumuyiwa Odusanya, on behalf of Management, expresses profound gratitude to all LASUSTECH staff and the Visitor. “As Vice-Chancellor, I remain deeply grateful to all members of staff and students. We dedicate this outstanding achievement to our visitor, Mr. Governor, Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu. We are deeply grateful to the Honourable Commissioner for Tertiary Education, Mr. Tolani Sule, and the Governing Council, led by Professor Rasheed Kola Ojikutu. We have 14 programmes this year, and we cannot perform lower than this standard.”
Meanwhile, in a message authored by the Protem Secretary of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), LASUSTECH Chapter, Comrade Soneye Olufemi Sobowale attributed the success of the accreditation exercise to the commitment of staff and visionary leadership of the Vice Chancellor. “Central to this success is the unwavering dedication of the members of ASUU LASUSTECH. Their commitment to upholding academic standards, engaging in continuous professional development, and fostering an environment conducive to learning played a pivotal role in achieving this feat.”
Soneye further stated, “Equally commendable is the proactive leadership of the university administration under the stewardship of Vice Chancellor Professor Olumuyiwa Odusanya. The administration’s strategic initiatives, including infrastructural development and academic staff support, have been instrumental in positioning LASUSTECH as a centre of academic excellence.”
PROGRAMME BREAKDOWN
S/N
COLLEGE/FACULTY
STATUS
ADMINISTRATION
1
Accounting
Full Accreditation
2
Actuarial Science
Full Accreditation
3
Banking and Finance
Full Accreditation
4
Business Administration
Full Accreditation
5
Marketing
Full Accreditation
6
Office and Information Management
Full Accreditation
ARCHITECTURE
7
Architecture
Full Accreditation
AGRICULTURE
8
Agricultural Economics and Farm Management
Interim Accreditation
9
Agricultural Extension and Rural Development
Full Accreditation
10
Animal Science
Full Accreditation
11
Crop Science
Full Accreditation
12
Horticulture and Landscape Management
Full Accreditation
13
Fisheries and Aquaculture
Full Accreditation
COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA
14
Mass Communication
Full Accreditation
COMPUTING
15
Computer Science
Full Accreditation
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
16
Industrial Design
Full Accreditation
SCIENCE
17
Botany
Full Accreditation
18
Chemistry
Interim Accreditation
19
Industrial Chemistry
Interim Accreditation
20
Physics with Electronics
Full Accreditation
21
Mathematics
Full Accreditation
22
Microbiology
Full Accreditation
23
Statistics
Full Accreditation
24
Zoology
Full Accreditation
SOCIAL SCIENCE
25
Economics
Full Accreditation
Signed
Lanre Kuye
Director, Information and Public Relations
Lagos State University of Science and Technology (LASUSTECH) has secured accreditation for all 25 of its academic programmes, which it presented to the National Universities Commission (NUC) during the October/November 2024 Accreditation Exercise. The results, released in a letter addressed to the Vice Chancellor with reference number NUC/ES/412/VOL.14/387 and signed by Engr. Abraham Chundusu, the acting Director of Accreditation, shows impressive outcomes: 22 full accreditations (88.0%) and three interim accreditations (12.0%).
The results showcase meticulous planning, resource allocation, and academic rigour under the Vice Chancellor’s leadership. The NUC’s rigorous evaluation, which assesses staffing, infrastructure, and academic quality, showcased LASUSTECH’s excellence across multiple colleges. Notably, no programme was denied accreditation, a rare achievement for a university still in its formative years.
The College of Applied Social Sciences (CASS), also classified as Administration, led the charge, with all six programmes—Accounting, Business Administration, Marketing, Actuarial Science, Banking and Finance, and Office and Information Management—securing full accreditation. Scores ranged from 86.9% to an outstanding 95.6%, reflecting robust academic standards and faculty expertise.
In the College of Agriculture, programmes such as Animal Science, Crop Science, Agricultural Extension, Fisheries, and Horticulture achieved scores exceeding 80%, securing full accreditation. Agricultural Economics and Farm Management, however, received interim status with an overall score of 80.9%, influenced by a staffing score of 68.6%.
The College of Basic Sciences achieved outstanding results, with Physics with Electronics, Mathematics, Microbiology, and Statistics all scoring above 90%. Physics and Mathematics led the rankings with scores of 96.6% each. Although Chemistry and Industrial Chemistry reported scores exceeding 80%, they were assigned interim status due to staffing challenges.
The Colleges of Environmental Sciences and Social Sciences/Administration shone brightly, with all programmes earning full accreditation. Standouts included Mass Communication (92.7%), Industrial Design (95.6%), and Economics, which led the university with an exceptional 97.4%.
The Vice Chancellor, Professor Olumuyiwa Odusanya, on behalf of Management, expresses profound gratitude to all LASUSTECH staff and the Visitor. “As Vice-Chancellor, I remain deeply grateful to all members of staff and students. We dedicate this outstanding achievement to our visitor, Mr. Governor, Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu. We are deeply grateful to the Honourable Commissioner for Tertiary Education, Mr. Tolani Sule, and the Governing Council, led by Professor Rasheed Kola Ojikutu. We have 14 programmes this year, and we cannot perform lower than this standard.”
Meanwhile, in a message authored by the Protem Secretary of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), LASUSTECH Chapter, Comrade Soneye Olufemi Sobowale attributed the success of the accreditation exercise to the commitment of staff and visionary leadership of the Vice Chancellor. “Central to this success is the unwavering dedication of the members of ASUU LASUSTECH. Their commitment to upholding academic standards, engaging in continuous professional development, and fostering an environment conducive to learning played a pivotal role in achieving this feat.”
Soneye further stated, “Equally commendable is the proactive leadership of the university administration under the stewardship of Vice Chancellor Professor Olumuyiwa Odusanya. The administration’s strategic initiatives, including infrastructural development and academic staff support, have been instrumental in positioning LASUSTECH as a centre of academic excellence.”
PROGRAMME BREAKDOWN
S/N
COLLEGE/FACULTY
STATUS
ADMINISTRATION
1
Accounting
Full Accreditation
2
Actuarial Science
Full Accreditation
3
Banking and Finance
Full Accreditation
4
Business Administration
Full Accreditation
5
Marketing
Full Accreditation
6
Office and Information Management
Full Accreditation
ARCHITECTURE
7
Architecture
Full Accreditation
AGRICULTURE
8
Agricultural Economics and Farm Management
Interim Accreditation
9
Agricultural Extension and Rural Development
Full Accreditation
10
Animal Science
Full Accreditation
11
Crop Science
Full Accreditation
12
Horticulture and Landscape Management
Full Accreditation
13
Fisheries and Aquaculture
Full Accreditation
COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA
14
Mass Communication
Full Accreditation
COMPUTING
15
Computer Science
Full Accreditation
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
16
Industrial Design
Full Accreditation
SCIENCE
17
Botany
Full Accreditation
18
Chemistry
Interim Accreditation
19
Industrial Chemistry
Interim Accreditation
20
Physics with Electronics
Full Accreditation
21
Mathematics
Full Accreditation
22
Microbiology
Full Accreditation
23
Statistics
Full Accreditation
24
Zoology
Full Accreditation
SOCIAL SCIENCE
25
Economics
Full Accreditation
Signed
Lanre Kuye
Director, Information and Public Relations
NASRE: Building A Safety Net For Nigeria’s Journalists
At a time when Nigeria’s media industry is strained by economic uncertainty, job instability, and shrinking newsroom resources, the Nigerian Association of Social and Resourceful Editors (NASRE) is redefining professional solidarity. More than a network of editors, it is emerging as a critical support system for journalists navigating an increasingly precarious landscape.
Founded on the principles of welfare, solidarity, and professional growth, NASRE has positioned itself as a responsive and forward-looking body within the media ecosystem. While many professional associations remain focused on advocacy and training, NASRE distinguishes itself by combining these roles with direct and practical support for journalists and their families.
At the core of its mission is a clear proposition that no journalist should be abandoned in times of need. Through financial assistance, targeted outreach, and sustained engagement, the association has supported members facing hardship, as well as widows and families of deceased practitioners. These largely understated interventions have steadily earned NASRE credibility and respect across the industry.
The organisation’s approach reflects a keen awareness of the pressures confronting media professionals, including irregular pay, job insecurity, and limited institutional backing. In such an environment, NASRE’s welfare initiatives are not merely charitable, they are essential.
Beyond welfare, the association is investing in professional resilience. Through collaboration, networking, and knowledge-sharing platforms, it is equipping editors and practitioners to remain competitive in a rapidly evolving digital media space, where adaptability is no longer optional.
Headquartered in Lagos, NASRE continues to broaden its reach, attracting a growing membership united by the need for a more responsive and supportive professional community. Its expansion signals a shift in expectations within the industry, away from symbolic affiliations towards institutions that deliver measurable value.
For many observers, NASRE represents a necessary evolution, a professional body anchored not just in ideals, but in impact. By combining empathy with structure, it offers a model of what media associations can become in challenging times.
As the industry continues to evolve, organisations like NASRE may prove indispensable. In a profession devoted to telling society’s stories, it is ensuring that the storytellers themselves are not left behind.
Oluremi Tinubu Hosts Wife of New IGP, Talks Welfare, Empowerment for Police Families
The First Lady of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, today welcomed Mrs. Mutiat Disu, wife of the Inspector General of Police, at the State House in Abuja.
During the meeting, the First Lady encouraged Mrs. Disu to continue championing the welfare and wellbeing of police officers’ families, especially through impactful support for their wives.
Speaking after the meeting, Mrs. Mutiat Disu shared her excitement about partnering with the First Lady’s Renewed Hope Initiative (RHI), noting that she is ready to leverage its programs to empower police officers’ wives across the country.
Mrs. Disu, who also serves as the National President of the Police Officers’ Wives Association (POWA), described the meeting as insightful and inspiring. She emphasized her commitment to using RHI platforms to improve healthcare, welfare, and economic empowerment for POWA members nationwide.
“The purpose of this visit is to tap into her wealth of experience and explore how POWA can benefit from her programs,” she said.
She added that her engagement with the First Lady has already provided valuable direction, especially in areas of social intervention and healthcare support for police families.
“I’m ready to work closely with Mama to ensure our women benefit fully, especially since RHI focuses on uplifting women, and POWA is largely made up of women.”
Mrs. Disu assumed leadership of POWA following the appointment of Tunji Disu as Inspector General of Police on February 24, 2026, succeeding Kayode Egbetokun.
Police Day 2026: IGP Disu Leads Nationwide Walkathon To Strengthen Community Trust
The Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Disu, on Tuesday led the management team, alongside officers and personnel of the Nigeria Police Force, in a nationwide walkathon to commemorate the 2026 National Police Day.
The event, held across state capitals and the Federal Capital Territory, formed part of activities marking Day Two of the annual celebration, themed “Community Partnership: Building Trust.”
The symbolic exercise, which drew participation from both police personnel and members of the public, was aimed at showcasing unity, discipline, and a renewed commitment to community policing and public safety.
According to the Force leadership, the walkathon underscores the Nigeria Police Force’s resolve to strengthen public trust, deepen engagement with citizens, and enhance collaboration in tackling security challenges across the country.
Participants described the initiative as a practical step toward bridging the gap between law enforcement and the communities they serve, while also promoting physical fitness and mental well-being among officers and civilians alike.
With the theme reflecting a shared responsibility for safety, the Police reiterated that sustainable security can only be achieved through active partnership with the public.
The event concluded with a renewed call for collective action under the banner: “Together We Walk, Together We Secure,” emphasizing unity of purpose in building a safer and more secure society for all Nigerians.
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