The Students’ Union of the Lagos State University (LASUSU) has said it is speaking with the relevant security agencies to rescue one of the students of the institution that was abducted on Friday.
According to Zainab Adams, the spokesperson of LASUSU, Kehinde Olowa, a student of LASU, was kidnapped alongside others at Warri-Benin Highway while returning to Lagos.
In a statement on Saturday, the students’ union said it has contacted the State Security Service (SSS) and the Police Command in Lagos over the kidnap and how to rescue the student.
“Having received the information in regards to the kidnap of one of our dear own in person of Olowa Kehinde, the members of the 30th LASUSU Students Executive Council have swung into action immediately.
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A three day capacity building workshop on Test Item Construction has been organised for tutors of all 15 Colleges of Education affiliated to the University of Education, Winneba (UEW).
The training which was attended by 90 tutors drawn from the affiliated Colleges of Education was organised by the Institute for Teacher Education and Continuing Professional Development (ITECPD).
The objective of the workshop was to train the participants on how to use the course manual to set appropriate objective test items, use of table of specification for item construction purposes and to support their colleague tutors to use the course manual to develop items for assessment.
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Hundreds of freshers, some accompanied by their parents, yesterday besieged the residential halls of the University of Ghana to go through the residential formalities as the university opened its gates to them.
At the Akuafo Hall, Mensah Sabbah Hall, Legon Hall and the Porter Hall, the situation was not different, as parents engaged in arguments and sometimes confrontation with the officials attending to the students.
Congestion
The huge numbers created congestion and confusion as they virtually threw the COVID-19 protocols, especially social distancing, to the dogs as they jostled and accused one another of either jumping the queue or intentionally being mischievous to create commotion.