In a bid to familiarise newly admitted students with the university environment and the Management, Lagos State University of Education, Oto/Ijanikin on Tuesday 25th November, 2025 organized orientation programme for its 100-level undergraduate students for the 2025/2026 academic session.
Speaking at the event held at the institution, main campus. the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Bidemi Bilkis Lafiaji-Okuneye represented by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor [Academics], Prof. Daodu Morufu Adedayo noted that the essence of the orientation is to enable the newly admitted students to get familiar with the university by providing them with adequate information which will put them on their toes throughout their studentship journey at the university.
He also encouraged the new intakes to embrace the blended teaching method, which involves the classroom and virtual teachings through the use of modern teaching technology put in place by the university’s management.
In addition, he enjoined the students to be attentive as the programme unfolds, as this will be key to helping them gain valuable knowledge and information at the orientation programme, he concluded.
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Similarly, the Deputy Vice-Chancellor [Administration], Professor Shittu Morufudeen Adeniyi, gave in-depth information on the various geographical locations surrounding LASUED.
He underscores the necessity of establishing and maintaining good relationships between the students and external security agencies including the Police force, National Drug Law Enforcement Agency [NDLEA], Custom Officers as well as monarchs of the university’s host communities, HRM, Oba [Elder] Aina Josiah Ilemobade Olanrewaju Kuyamiku 1. Oloto of Oto-Awori Kingdom and HRM, Oba Momodu Afolabi Ashafa. The Aladi Onijanikin of Ijanikin Kingdom, respectively, uses the town and gown relationship analysis to buttress his remarks.
He urged the students to visit the Students’ Affairs Office whenever they are confronted with challenges for prompt assistance.
The Acting Dean of Students’ Affairs, LASUED, Dr Dawodu Rasheed Adegbenro enjoined the students to be focused, disciplined, and effective management of their responsibilities.
“You must manage your time wisely, respect constituted authorities including our host communities, shun drug abuse and avoid joining unauthorized associations or secret cults/clubs within or outside the campus as such actions can tarnish your family’s reputation and bring the image of the university into disrepute”, he added.
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