NANS Protests LAUTECH Student Suspensions on June 8, 2026

The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) criticized the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) for suspending several students allegedly involved in a peaceful protest regarding the relocation of the Anatomy and Physiology Department within the College of Health Sciences. NANS, represented by General Secretary Olugbemi Timothy, Coordinator Ojetola Babatunde, and Adeyemo Josiah, emphasized that the university's punitive measures are counterproductive and intimidate students expressing legitimate concerns.
NANS plans to hold a peaceful protest on June 8, 2026, at LAUTECH's premises to demand the immediate review and reversal of the suspensions. The association highlighted the absence of a functional student union at LAUTECH, which has exacerbated communication gaps and tensions within the student body.
NANS called for a constructive engagement with university management to address the underlying issues rather than resorting to punitive actions that suppress student rights.
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