LASU Confirms All Eligible Law Graduates Mobilised for Law School
Lagos State University (LASU) issued a statement denying claims that some of its law graduates were excluded from the mobilisation process for the Nigerian Law School. The university clarified that all graduates who completed the required programme and met the eligibility criteria had been processed for mobilisation.
LASU referenced its official records from the Faculty of Law, confirming that every eligible graduate had been mobilised. The university also stated that the Registrar had forwarded the names of the mobilised graduates to the Nigerian Law School.
To address any concerns, LASU encouraged graduates to visit the Office of the Registrar to verify their individual mobilisation status and obtain necessary clarification. The institution reaffirmed its commitment to ensuring that qualified graduates are not subjected to unnecessary delays in progressing to the next stage of their professional training.
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