NMA criticises LASUCOM provost’s interdiction, seeks Governor Sanwo-Olu's intervention

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NMA criticises LASUCOM provost’s interdiction, seeks Governor Sanwo-Olu's intervention

The NMA condemned the the interdiction of the LASUCOM provost by the LASU VC, saying the development “is getting worrisome".

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