LASU Students Call for Calm Amidst Union’s Strike Declaration

The Lagos State University (LASU) community has been thrown into uncertainty following the declaration of an indefinite strike by the university’s Students’ Union. The strike, which was declared due to unresolved issues between the union and the university management, has sparked concerns among students about the potential disruption to their academic activities.

However, in a bid to prevent chaos and ensure peace on campus, some students have taken to social media to call for calm and restraint, urging their colleagues to remain peaceful and law-abiding during the strike. The students are appealing to the university management to expedite action in resolving the issues that led to the strike.

The students’ union had earlier issued a statement listing several grievances, including the need for improved infrastructure, better welfare packages, and increased funding for the university. The union also demanded the resolution of issues related to the university’s fee regime, as well as the provision of adequate security and healthcare facilities on campus.

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The university management has yet to respond to the union’s demands, leading to the declaration of the indefinite strike. As the situation unfolds, students and stakeholders are anxiously waiting to see how the university management will respond to the union’s demands and work towards resolving the issues.

The strike has already started to take its toll on academic activities, with many students expressing concerns about the potential impact on their studies. However, the students’ union has assured that the strike will be peaceful and that students will be updated on any developments.

As the situation continues to unfold, it remains to be seen how the university management will respond to the union’s demands and work towards resolving the issues. One thing is certain, however: the students of LASU will continue to demand better from their university, and will work tirelessly to ensure that their voices are heard