LASU denies failure to mobilise law graduates for Nigerian Law School

Lagos State University, LASU, has firmly rejected allegations that certain law graduates were overlooked during the mobilisation process for the Nigerian Law School. In a statement released on X, the university asserted that its records demonstrate that every graduate who has fulfilled the necessary program requirements and met the eligibility criteria for mobilisation has been properly processed.

The university management was alerted to a claim of incomplete mobilisation of some Law graduates. However, LASU maintains that its Faculty of Law's records confirm that all eligible graduates who have completed their studies have been duly mobilised. Furthermore, LASU's Registry has documented evidence that the Registrar has forwarded the names of the mobilised graduates to the Nigerian Law School.

The university urges any graduates who have doubts about their mobilisation status to visit the Office of the Registrar to verify their status and seek any clarification required. LASU emphasizes that it remains dedicated to ensuring that qualified students are not subject to unnecessary delays in advancing to the next phase of their professional training.

The institution reaffirms its commitment to ensuring that eligible graduates are not unduly delayed in proceeding to the subsequent stage of their academic journey.