Sacked LASU lecturers accuse university of illegally breaking into their offices
Some lecturers of the Lagos State University , who were sacked earlier this month, have accused the university management of breaking into their offices and destroying their personal belonging before the elapse of the period of appeal provided by the university’s condition of service.
According to the sacked lecturers, the school’s management, brought security operatives to break into their offices last Wednesday. In 2018, ahead of the selection process for a new vice-chancellor at the university, the university’s chapter of ASUU petitioned the governing council, accusing the immediate past Registrar, Akinwunmi Lewis, of illegally backdating the professorial promotion of the incumbent vice-chancellor, Olanrewaju Fagbohun.
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