LAGOS STATE UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
FACT SHEET – REPORT OF ACTIVITIES
1. University Council
The University Council’s various activities continued to provide guidance and oversight to the University.
2. 12th Lagos State Polytechnic Council
The 12th Lagos State Polytechnic Governing Council ended its tenure on 4 December 2024. The university is grateful for its services.
3. Conference of Committee of Pro-Chancellors of State Universities (COPSUN)
The University and Lagos State University (LASU) and Lagos State University of Education (LASUED)hosted the COPSUN meeting in July 2024. The Vice Chancellor was the Chairman of the programme Sub-Committee.
4. Senate Functions
The Senate had continued to meet statutorily (monthly) and held special meetings on all the University’s academic activities.
5. Ranking
The Times Higher Education ranked the University in its Impact Ranking for 2024. Being young, the university obtained reporter status for the World University ranking.
Professor Olumuyiwa Odusanya was ranked among the four (4) top scientists in Nigeria for the third consecutive year. He was on the prestigious Stanford University list of the top 2% of Scientists in Nigeria.
6. Professorial Endowment
Mr. Gboyega Fatimilehin has endowed a professorial chair in the Department of Estate Management and Valuation, a remarkable investment in the University.
7. New Programme approved by the National Universities Commission (NUC)
The University obtained approval from the National Universities Commission (NUC) to commence a B.Sc. programme in Biochemistry after a successful resource verification visit in July 2024. This brings the number of academic programmes to forty-one (41).
8. Accreditation
Our university prepared for accreditation by the NUC for twenty-five (25) undergraduate academic programmes in four (4) colleges and a few programmes by the concerned professional regulatory bodies. Several rounds of in-house assessments and external peer review assessments were conducted to prepare the university for the exercise, along with mock accreditation.
A situation analysis revealed a poor state of preparedness, inadequate staffing, poor documentation, and inadequate critical laboratory facilities, all of which needed to be attended to.
Within the period, the accreditation was conducted by:
1. Architecture Regulation Council of Nigeria (ARCON) for a resource visit of B.Sc. Architecture.
2. Council for the Regulation of Engineering of Nigeria (COREN) for a resource visit of seven (7) programmes in Engineering:
a. Mechanical
b. Mechatronic
c. Chemical
d. Civil and Construction
e. Computer
f. Electrical/Electronics
g. Agriculture and Biosystems
3. Chartered Institute of Insurance of Nigeria (CIIN) for full accreditation of B.Sc. Insurance programme.
4. Advertising Practitioner Council of Nigeria (APCON) for full accreditation of B.Sc. Mass Communication.
5. Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN) for full accreditation of B.Sc. Banking and Finance.
6. Estate Surveyors and Valuers Registration Board of Nigeria (ESVARBON) for full accreditation of B.Sc. Estate Valuation and Management.
The NUC accreditation programme was for the following programmes:
A. College of Agriculture
1. Agricultural Extension and Rural Development
2. Agricultural Economics and Farm Management
3. Crop Science
4. Animal Science
5. Fisheries and Aquaculture Management
6. Horticulture and Landscape Management
B. College of Applied Social Science
7. Accounting
8. Business Administration
9. Banking and Finance
10. Economics
11. Marketing
12. Actuarial Science
13. Office and Information Management
14. Mass Communication
C. College of Basic Sciences
15. Chemistry
16. Industrial Chemistry
17. Physics with Electronics
18. Computer Science
19. Mathematics
20. Statistics
21. Botany
22. Zoology
23. Microbiology
D. College of Environmental Design and Technology
24. Architecture
25. Art and Industrial Design
These visits took place between October and December2024. The university community worked assiduously and with a sense of purpose.
The University Management met the accreditation teamsand held a courtesy visit. Most visits were of two-day duration, and an exit meeting was held thereafter. The teams were pleased with the rapid changes in almost all spheres of the university. The library collections include e-resources, the establishment of new laboratories, the documentation, provision of up-to-date equipment and machinery, and the establishment of a zoological garden,to mention a few. As is expected, there were areas to improve. The teams were very helpful.
The results from NUC are expected, but some from the professional regulatory bodies have been received:
1. The Chartered Institute of Insurance of Nigeria (CIIN) gave the university full accreditation for two (2) years for the B.Sc. Insurance Programme;
2. Estate Surveyors and Valuers Registration Board of Nigeria (ESVARBON) gave the university full accreditation for five (5) years for the B.Sc. Estate Valuation and Management.
3. The Architecture Registration Council of Nigeria (ARCON) responded positively from its resource visit.
4. The Advertising Regulatory Council of Nigeria (ARCON) has granted the university full accreditation for five (5) years for its B.Sc. Mass Communication.
9. Academic Activities
a. 2023/2024 academic session
The University concluded its second year of operation, the 2023/2024 session. The second semester examinations were held in September2024, and the Senate promptly approved the results in October 2024.
b. 2024/2025 academic session
The University commenced the first semester of the 2024/2025 session on October 28, 2024. It admitted new (100-level) students to its forty-one (41) programmes. The first semester examination of the University’s third year, 2024/2025 session, commenced on Monday, 10 March 2025.
c. The matriculation ceremony was held on Friday, 28th February, 2025, for three thousand, two hundred and fifty-seven (3,257) students.
d. Scholarship Award to the Best Students
A scholarship was given to the overall best student. Professor Emeritus Adebisi Balogun donated a scholarship to five students from each college. The family of Adetola Odusanya awarded two (2) best students (male and female) from Epe Local Government Area a scholarship.
10. Founder’s Day
The University celebrated its second Founder’s Day on Monday, 3rd February, 2025. The Keynote Speaker was Professor Adesegun Fatusi, the Vice Chancellor of the University of Medical Sciences, Owo, OndoState. The lecture title was “Getting it right in a new University”.
11. Harmonized Salary Scale
The Lagos State Government has enabled our university to pay the Harmonised salary scale to Academic and Non-Teaching staff. The payment took effect in February 2025.
12. Industrial Harmony
The university has maintained industrial harmony through regular meetings held with the Staff Unions.
13. Staff Welfare
The university continues to prioritize the welfare of its staff. Individual harmony has been sustained. Staff salaries are paid promptly. Staff have received financial support for health issues and funds for loans,for which the guidelines have been approved. The state government paid the end-of-year bonuses award for 2024. The University has paid for staff subscription to the Lagos State Health Insurance (Ilera-Eko) Scheme.
14. Students’ Welfare
The Dean of Students’ Affairs coordinates students’ welfare. The University has a Career Services Centre that provides counselling services.
15. Students Activities
a. The University, in collaboration with SIID Africa and Tech 4 Dev, trained students on Artificial Intelligence.
b. The University students participated in a Chess competition in Lagos, and our students took tenth (10th) position. Students from the University triumphed at the Cavista Technologies Hackathon2025 competition held in February 2025.
c. The University participated in the Federation of African Universities (FASU) games in September 2024, which were hosted jointly by the University of Lagos and Lagos State University. The University won five (5) medals.
d. The University students from the Tourism and Hospitality Management Department participated in the Lagos Cultural Heritage Events held in Lagos in August 2024 at Freedom Park.
16. Relationship with Regulatory Bodies
The University has maintained cordial relationships with the National Universities Commission and the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB).
17. Donations
The Vice Chancellor had attracted severalorganizations to donate computers, desktops, and laptops to the University. The donations include:
a) Messrs. Blarkcave
b) UTIB Insurance and Brokers Limited
c) Pastor Ituah Ighodalo
d) Zenith Bank
e) First Bank
f) Messrs. LANI Consulting Group
18. Eko Club Scholarship
Eko Club New York City awarded thirty (30) of the best students of Lagos State origin scholarships worth N100,000.00 each, for a total of N3,000,000.00 (Three Million Naira).
19. Donation of trees
Mrs. Murtala Mohammed, through her Dawn Project,donated 1,000 Trees worth over ten million naira (N10,000,000.00) to the University.
20. Donation of sports equipment
The Lagos State Sports Trust Fund donated sporting equipment to the
University.
21. Infrastructural Development
The university’s landscape is changing, and the construction of new buildings is ongoing. These include:
a. The professorial building by TETFund
b. The university auditorium by TETFund
c. The central research laboratory of TETFund
d. The Nigeria Institute of Transport Technology(Compressed National Gas and Training Centre)
e. The Chartered Institute of Banking Hall
f. Lecture auditorium by Honourable Femi Gbajabiamila in Ikorodu
22. International Affiliations
The University is now a member of:
a) The African University Association
b) The West African University Association
23. TETFund Intervention Allocations
The University received interventions from TETFundfor the Years 2024 and 2025.
24. Legacy Institution
Under the supervision of the Vice Chancellor, the Legacy Institution concluded examinations for the School of Part Time Studies’ final set of students in ND 3 and HND 3.
25. Lagos State Government Projects
The Lagos State Government has several ongoing projects:
a) Student Arcade – new
b) 750-seat auditorium – ongoing
c) Administrative block – delayed due to fundingissues
26. Community Services
The University is actively engaging its host communities. To help thirty (30) artisans from Ikorodukick-start their businesses, a two-day training programme was held, and start-up kits were given to them.
27. Training/Capacity Building
The University has had several workshops and training sessions during the year to improve and build the capacity of its staff. Dataphyte Academic trains the staff of the mass communication department on artificial intelligence (AI) and data journalism.
28. Movement of the Department of Business Administration to Surulere Campus
The University has moved the Department of Business Administration students to Surulere Campus in compliance with the Governing Council decision.
29. Registration with the European Union (EU) Portal
The University is officially registered with the EUFunding and Tenders Portal with an assigned Participant Identification Code (PIC) number879566707.
30. Investment in Digital and Creative Enterprises Project
The University hosted the Bank of Industry (BOI) and National Universities Commission teams in charge of the Investment Digital and Creative Enterprises (IDICE) project on Thursday, February 11, 2025. The university had applied to be a beneficiary institution on the I-Dice Project. If we succeed, the project will immensely value the university.
31. Research
The University is currently engaging in research activities. Four (4) researchers received funds from the University. The University won a National Research Fund grant. The Vice Chancellor also won a grant from the Wellcome Trust, UK, to participate in an international study on antibiotic use in Primary Care.
32. Institution-Based Research Grant (IBR)
The University has just received approval and funding for twenty-four (24) academic teams to conduct various studies for the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund), which is funding its institution-based research grant intervention.
(A)LIST OF PARTNERSHIPS
| S/N | TYPES OF PARTNERSHIP | RESPONSES |
| 1. | Current Corporate Partnership | i. Collaboration with Ehen Green Environmental Services on recycling, re-using, and prompt and safe disposal of plastic in all campuses of the University to cope with plastic pollution in the University and the immediate community.ii. Collaboration with Capital Express on the Construction of a Handball Court for the Lagos State University of Science and Technology as a Corporate Social Responsibility Project.iii. Collaboration with Kumasi Technical University iv. Collaboration with Akenten Appian –MenkaUniversity, Ghana.v. In partnership with the Sail Innovation Lab, the College of Engineering and Technology, Lagos State University of Science and Technology (LASUSTECH), organized Tech Boot Camp for Students, an initiative of Senator Tokunbo Abiru.vi. Collaboration with Lagos State Safety Commission for Trainingvii. Collaboration with the Nigerian Institute of Transport and Technology (NITT) to establish a training centre on the Ikorodu Campus.viii. The University signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the National Automotive Design and Development Council (NADDC);ix. Collaboration with Huawei Technologies Company (Nigeria) Limited. The company donated equipment to sponsor the establishment of the Huawei ICT Laboratory. x. Collaboration with the Nigerian Institute of Marketing to contribute field experience to the academic curriculum, thereby promoting the town-and-gown relationship.xi. Collaboration with Ikeja Electric PLC to construct a 1x15MVA33/11KVA injection substation (the “Project”) on Ikorodu Campus.xii. Collaboration with Lagos State Health Management Agency (LASHMA) for the provision of affordable and efficient Health services for staff and members of the adjoining communitiesxiii. Collaboration with Ijede General Hospital to host the World Annual Blood donation programme.xiv. Collaboration with Federal University, Oye Ekiti, for HND conversion Programme, (B.Sc. Top-Up programme. xv. Collaboration with Lagos Chamber of Commerce (Ikorodu Chapter) to host the Second edition of their annual Trade Fairxvi. Collaboration with Ita-Elewa Health Centre to administer the COVID-19 booster doseimmunization of staff, students, and members of the adjoining community;xvii. Collaboration with LASRRA and National Identification Management (NIM);xviii. Collaboration with Lagos State Harmonized O’level Results Verification Platform (HORVEP);xix. Partnership with the Lagos State Materials Testing Laboratory Agency (LSMTL) to commence a Research Education system to enhance undergraduates’ learning in the processing and Engineering development field |
| 2. | New Endowment | i. Lagos State Scholarship Board makes scholarship awards available to interested Students of Lagos State origin.ii. Funmi Babington Ashaye Foundation is a non-governmental organisation that gives Ten (10) students Twenty-five Thousand ( |
(B) COMMUNITY SERVICES
The University, through the Directorate of Students’ Affairs, interacts regularly with the Baales, Chiefs and Landlords, Chairmen and Secretaries of the Community Development Associations (CDAs) of the adjoining Communities, e.g., Okegbegun and Lambo-Lasuwon, to strengthen the security network within the community, which university students predominantly populate.
Through the under-listed avenue, the University has further impacted the adjoining community of the Campus:
1. Donation of food as palliatives to the Lambo/Lasunwon/Oke-Gbegun community;
2. You will have free access to the institution’s Sports facilities, such as the Lawn tennis court, Football Pitch, Basketball court, etc.
3. Regular meetings with Stakeholders to foster security in the adjoining communities;
4. Skill acquisition training for adjourning communities. (soap making, tie and dye, makeup, and painting);
5. Use of the Isolo campus football pitch by the Managers Football Club;
(C)LIST OF RESEARCH CARRIED OUT TO PROFFER SOLUTIONS TO IMMEDIATE
CHALLENGES OF THE INSTITUTION’S ENVIRONMENT
(i) College of Agriculture
| S/N | TOPICS | LEAD RESEARCHER |
| 1 | Design and Construction of Smart IrrigationSystem for Rural and Urban Agriculture | Dr Gabriel Benson |
| 2 | Sustainable Dairy Cattle Production for Youth Empowerment | Dr. Kolawole G. Godonu |
(ii) College of Engineering Technology
| S/N | TOPICS | LEAD RESEARCHER |
| 1 | Design and Construction of Vegetable/Groundnut Oil Extractor | Engr. N. A. Badiru |
| 2. | Effect of Polymer and Steel Slag Replacement on the Properties of Fresh and Hardened Concrete | Engr. Ogunbajo Akeem B. |
| 3. | Design and Implementation of Student Monitoring System Using Biometric | Engr. Akinyele Akinyele |
| 4. | Design and Construction and Performance Evaluations of a Plastic-Clay Bricks Making Machine. | Engr. Olalere R. Kayode |
| 5. | Design and Construction of Multi-purpose Threshing, Shelling, and Cleaning Machine | Engr. N. A. Badiru |
| 6. | Design and Construction of Pneumatic Can Crusher and Sheet Metal Cutting Machine. | Engr. Rabiu T.O |
| 7. | Design and Construction of a Mechanical Ventilator as a Breathing Aid for ClinicalPatients | Dr. Animashaun L. a |
| 8. | Design and Construction of Chicken Defeathering Machine | Dr. Olaiya Kabiru |
| 9. | Design and Construction of Garri Sieving Machine | Engr. Riskat OluwatoyinOdunuka |
| 10. | Design and Construction of Garri Frying Machine | Dr. Yakub Bankole Olawale |
| 11 | Design and Construction of Cassava Grater | Dr. Yakub Bankole Olawale |
| 12 | Design and Construction of Groundnut Roaster | Engr. Babatunde Sunday Adesina |
| 13 | Optimization and Quality characteristics of cookies for Banana Peel | Mr. OguntoyinboOladotun |
| 14 | Production of Gari from Trifoliate yam (Esuru) | Mrs. Tolulope Ojo |
| 15 | Freeze drying of Ogi (Maize porridge) | Dr. Bolaji O.T |
| 16 | Production and commercialization of Shelf Stable Ogiri(a traditional condiment) | Dr. Abdus Salaam R. B. |
| 17 | Commercialization of justice secunda leaves for tea making | Dr. Abdus Salaam R. B. |
(iii) College of Basic Sciences
| S/N | TOPICS | LEAD RESEARCHER |
| 1 | Prostate Cancer Evaluation Using Binary Logistic Regression Models | Mr. Taylor Jimoh I |
| 2 | Double Reaction of Combusting Chemical Species in a Cylinder | Dr. Kareem Rasaq A. |
| 3 | Impact of Quarry Activities on Air in the Neighbouring Localities in Ogun State. | Dr. Hassan Isiaka A |
| 4 | Experimental and Mathematical Model for the Study of Effect of Anti-Diabetic and Anti-Plasmodial Activity of Lead of CronZambebsicusmuel (Ajeobale) in Mice Infected with Plasmodium berghei NK65. | Dr. Momoh Johnson O. |
| 5 | Investigation of the Hypoglycemic Antioxidant and Cytoxic Principles in Acacia Nilotica (L), A Common Nigerian Medicinal Plant. | Dr. Akoro Seide M. |
| 6 | Numerical Maximization and Analysis of the Effect of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Economics of Sub-Saharan African Countries. | Mrs. Iluno Christiana |
| 7 | Stability and Ultimate Boundedness of Third-Order Non-Linear Vector Differential Equation | Mr. Abdurasid Abdullahi A. |
| 8 | Extraction, Preparation, and Characterization of cellulose Acetate and Carboxymethylcellulosefrom Cocoa Pods and their Application toStaphylococcus Aureus. | Mr. Damazio Olarenwaju |
| 9 | Transverse Vibration of Elastic Beam Resting on Variable Elastic Foundation Subjected to Moving Load. | Dr Idowu Ibikunle A. |
| 10 | Quality Evaluation of Canned Indigenous Vegetable (Amarantuscandantus (TETE) ) | Mr. Apotiola Zaccheaus O. |
| 11 | Implementation of a Trust-Aware Model for Friend-to-Friend Network. | Dr. Aderibigbe Ojo S. |
| 12 | Construction of Real-Time Hybrid Intrusion Detective System using Internet of Things | Dr. Ebole Alpha F |
| 13 | Designing and Implementation of a Frequency Jammer for Student Examination | Dr. Aremu Idris A. |
| 14 | Development of a Cutting-Edge Cloud-Based Teleradiology for Radiological Services in Nigeria. | Mr. Adelanwa Saheed O.A |
| 15 | Creation of a Repository of Shareable Medical Imageries for Domesticated Artificial Intelligence Research. | Mr. Akinrinlola Ibitoye A. |
(iv) College of Environmental Design and Technology
| S/N | TOPICS | LEAD RESEARCHER |
| 1 | Continuity and Change in the Creation of Egungun Costumes in Abeokuta, Southwest, Nigeria. | Dr. .Adepegba Kehinde |
| 2 | Passenger and Luggage Tracking System Using Sensor Networks for Public Transport. | TPL. Ibrahim Adedeji KamaldeenB. |
| 3 | Evaluation of the Suitability of the Location of Primary Health Centre in Ikorodu LGA of Lagos State Using a GIS Approach. | Mr Akinpelu Akinwunmi A. |
(v) College of Applied Social Sciences
| S/N | TOPICS | LEAD RESEARCHER |
| 1 | Revamping the Nigerian Economy from the Negative Impact of Terrorism through Political Risk Insurance. | Dr. (Mrs.) Banjo Kudirat A. |
| 2 | Comparative Analysis of Different Online Marketing Tools for Creating Awareness in the Hotel Industry in Lagos State, Nigeria | Dr. Yusuf Oluwatoyin I. S. |
| 3 | Assessment of Financial Capabilities on Entrepreneurial Risk Attitude among Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises in Lagos State, Nigeria. | Mr. Anisere Hameed Raimi A. |
ON–GOING PROJECTS IN LASUSTECH IKORODU CAMPUS, LAGOS STATE
A. ON-GOING LAGOS STATE GOVERNMENT PROJECTS
1. Construction of Administrative Building (Builder’s Work) at Ikorodu Campus
Contractor’s Name: Messrs Blarkcave Nigeria Limited
Supervisory Ministry/Agency: Lagos State Ministry of Works and Infrastructure.
2. Construction of Administrative Building (Mechanical / Electrical Installations) at Ikorodu Campus
Contractor’s Name: Messrs Hyperworld Int’l Co. Limited
Supervisory Ministry/Agency: Lagos State Ministry of Works & Infrastructure.
3. Construction of Fire Station Building with FireFighting Equipment Contractor
Contractor’s Name: Messrs Interworks Eng. Limited
Supervisory Ministry/Agency: Lagos State Ministry of Works & Infrastructure
4. Construction of the School of Technology Complex (Block D)
Contractor’s Name: Messrs Phazam Int’l Ventures Limited
Supervisory Ministry/Agency: Lagos State Ministry of Works & Infrastructure
5. Construction and Furnishing of Office Complex, Lecture Theatre with 750 Seating Capacity, Tutorial Rooms and Laboratory
Contractor’s Name: Messrs HK Designs
Supervisory Ministry/Agency: Lagos State Ministry of Tertiary Education
6. Construction of a State of Art Student Arcade
Contractor: Messrs DSI Construction Ltd
Supervisory Ministry/Agency: Lagos State Ministry of Tertiary Education
B. ON-GOING TETFUND PROJECTS
1. Construction and Furnishing of Mass Communication Departmental Building at Ikorodu Campus
Contractor’s Name: Messrs Afribased Nigeria Limited
Supervisory Ministry/Agency: Lagos State University of Science and Technology.
2. Construction and Furnishing of 600 Capacity Auditorium for School of Pure & Applied Sciences at Ikorodu Campus
Contractor’s Name: Messrs Entrayoung Consults Limited
Supervisory Ministry/Agency: Lagos State University of Science and Technology
3. Construction of 200-Seater Capacity Lecture Theatre at Ikorodu Campus
Contractor’s Name: Messrs Trucrete Solutions Limited
Supervisory Ministry/Agency: Halifax Associates
4. Procurement and Installation of Furniture for 200-Seater Capacity Lecture Theatre at Ikorodu Campus
Contractor’s Name: Messrs Isobaric Energy Limited
Consultant: Halifax Associates
5. Construction and Furnishing of Classroom Block at Ikorodu Campus
Contractor’s Name: Messrs Fakus Solutions Limited
Supervisory Ministry/Agency: Halifax Associates
6. Construction and Furnishing of Student Hostel
Contractor’s Name; Messrs Barqoma Int’l Nig. Ltd
Consultant: GROUP ONE DIMENSION LIMITED
7. Construction and Furnishing of Professorial Building at Ikorodu Campus
Contractor’s Name: Messrs Onnan Unity Company Ltd
Consultant: DESIGNFORM LIMITED
8. Rehabilitation of 700-Seat Capacity Lecture Auditorium for School of Management and Business Studies
Contractor’s Name: Messrs Magnificent Choice Service Project Ltd
Consultant: DESIGNFORM LIMITED
9. Construction of the University Central Auditorium at Ikorodu Campus
Contractor’s Name: Messrs Blackstone Heritage Ltd.
Consultant: Kams & Partners Limited
10. Supply, Installation, Testing, and Commissioning of Furniture and Equipment for University Central Auditorium at Ikorodu Campus
Contractor’s Name: Messrs Wazlat Engineering Ltd
Consultant: Kams & Partners Limited
11. Construction of Central Research Laboratory at Ikorodu Campus
Contractor’s Name; Messrs Adismart Engineering Nig. Ltd.
Consultant: Kams & Partners Limited.
12. Supply, Installation, Testing, and Commissioning of Furniture and Equipment for Central Research Laboratory at Ikorodu Campus
Contractor’s Name: Messrs Orbit Business Enterprises Ltd.
Consultant: Kams & Partners Limited
ON-GOING IGR PROJECTS
1. Construction and Furnishing of 1 No. Lecture Hall for the School of Part-Time Studies at Ikorodu Campus (Block A)
Contractor’s Name: Messrs Takullah Mandates Ventures Ltd
Supervisory Ministry/Agency: Lagos State University of Science and Technology
2. Construction and Furnishing of 1 No. Lecture Hall for the School of Part-Time Studies at Ikorodu Campus(Block B)
Contractor’s Name: Messrs Geoplot Resources Ltd
Supervisory Ministry/Agency: Lagos State University of Science and Technology.
3. Construction and Furnishing of 1 No. Lecture Hall for the School of Part-Time Studies at Ikorodu Campus(Block C)
Contractor’s Name; Messrs Bavurashield Nig. Ltd
Supervisory Ministry/Agency: Lagos State University of Science and Technology
4. Construction of Male Students’ Toilet for the School of Part-Time Studies Classroom at Ikorodu Campus
Contractor’s Name: Messrs Geoplot Resources Ltd
Supervisory Ministry/Agency: Lagos State University of Science and Technology
5. Construction of LASUSTECH First Gate / Entrance
Name of Sponsor: LASPOTECH Alumni
6. Construction of Mini Stadium (SDG Project)
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