institution's management of trampling on the rights of the students as
well as issuing misleading information to the public.
This is following the dissolution of the union by the school
management » last week.
On Tuesday, April 26, at a press conference, the students said they
were exploring legal and political solutions to the impasse with the
university authority.
"As students and social engineers who have been taught by professors,
Ph.D. holders and a plethora of intelligent academics, we find it
illegal and draconian that the University of Lagos management would
suspend the University of Lagos Students' Union on the basis that we
peacefully agitated for our rights," the students' body said.
The senate has directed that all academic activities in the school
should resume on May 2. However, students were asked to sign an
undertaking and parents' indemnity forms before they would be allowed
to return to the school.