The Rector, however, expressed gratitude for their proactive engagement and reassured them that the college was diligently working on addressing their demands.
Emphasizing the significance of student welfare, Dr. Abdul affirmed that students are at the top of his priority list.
The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), Lagos state branch earlier called for an upward review of education and student welfare in tertiary institutions.
During the visit, the student body led by its Chairman, Comrade Lekan Alimi, presented a list of requests aimed at improving the overall student experience in the institution.
He advocated for the reconstruction of the school’s student union building, an appeal for more reliable power supply and improvements in student welfare.
