INFORMATION FOR ASPIRANTS THAT CHOSE LASU AS SECOND CHOICE

Obviously, those that chose LASU as (2nd) Choice are facing some challenges in registering for the 2016/2017 admission screening exercise.

According to LASU website:

• Your screening exercise will commence after the receipt of the second choice omnibus list from Jamb after the conclusion of the first round of the Screening exercise.
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• Screening exercise for students who chose LASU as second choice of institution will take place in August 2016. Information for the Screening exercise will be relayed on the School's website.
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• The time-table for the screening exercise will be annouced on lasu.edu.ng.
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• Candidates who did not choose LASU at all, are out rightly disqualified, not Qualified for the Screeming exercise. So only those who chose LASU as either first or Second Choice will be qualified for the Screening exercise.
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• Candidates that have earlier made payments ( 1st & 2nd Choice) for the Screening exercise are assured that they will be considered for the 2016/2017 Screening exercise as appropriate.
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• No space is available for candidates that did not choose LASU  as University of choice.

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WHAT SHOULD I DO TO ENGAGE MYSELF AFTER HIGH SCHOOL WHILE I WAIT FOR MY UNIVERSITY ADMISSION?

Congratulations! So you just finished secondary school but arrgh, staying at home has been so boring and the admission list seems to be taking forever to roll out.

Well, it’s smart not wanting to stay idle. But the big question is what’s going to engage you?

Many young school leavers opt in for jobs as clerks, sales persons, but most especially factory jobs and teaching jobs.

Although it can’t be proven true, I think 8 out of 10 primary schools have at least 1 SSCE holder as a teacher. But I think before to spend this precious time on anything, you need to consider some things.

Will I gain experience that will have long term benefits? It’s not all about money. You should hunger for knowledge and experience that will build up into the future. Have it in mind that whatever you do should be profitable to you in university or maybe after. Make long term bets.

Learning or acquiring a skill in computing, hair care, tailoring, mechanics, electronics, catering, bead making, painting, radio electronics, aluminium work and metal work, art work, Web & Graphics designing, etc. is not just going to engage you today. It can take you places and keep you places in your future.

Is it CV “append able”?

This question goes in hand with the previous. Do ask yourself, “Years after this Job, can I scribble it on my resume?”

There are a couple of medical doctors; pharmacologists wanna bees working at pharmacies, orthopaedic home just to gain a forehand experience on what they want to do. For example, attending conferences or doing things in your community that has to do with your career path can help.

Not all experiences should relate to your degree anyway. Sometimes you see an A working in K company. You could say it is so because of corruption BUT it is not always so. It is because the person has done or engaged in something relating to K once upon a time.

Is it legal and parent approved?

If you are reading this, there are high chances that you are a teenager and still under your parent’s care. There so many Jobs most teenagers engage themselves with. There are so many Jobs out there. Like Factory work, marketing (looking into it critically) among others may not be too safe and legal.

Mum and Dad may not like that but you have to respect that. There are so many jobs that the government and global child right laws may have ruled up against your kind of work. E.g. factory related jobs where conditions are terrible for even adults.

You may also……….

·       Work in a cyber café.

·       Render typing services to schools around for their newsletter and exams.

·       Work in a bakery.

·       Do laundry for households in distant or nearby neighbourhoods.

·       Put in your skill/service into a creative business or start one.

Courtesy: Teens Leaders retreat 2015 bulletin.

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NATIONAL INTER-UNIVERSITIES MOOT, CLIENT COUNSELLING AND MOCK COMPETITION

LAW STUDENTS' SOCIETY, FACULTY OF LAW, LAGOS STATE UNIVERSITY, OJO, LAGOS STATE

        PRESENTS
THE MAIDEN EDITION OF HER BARR. GBENGA OJO (ESQ)
NATIONAL INTER-UNIVERSITIES MOOT, CLIENT COUNSELLING AND MOCK COMPETITION

DAY 1
SUN 10TH JULY, 2016
ARRIVAL OF GUESTS
@faculty of Law Car park -4:00pm
*PRE-TRIAL CONFERENCE*
@faculty of Law -7:30pm

DAY2
MON. 11TH JULY, 2016
*MOOT COMPETITION* (preliminary round)
@faculty of Law moot Court- 10:00am
@faculty of Law Lecture room 1 (LR1)- 10:00am
@faculty of Law Lecture room 3 (LR3)- 10:00am
*PICNIC*
@Festac Shopping mall- 3:00pm-6:00pm

DAY3
TUE. 12TH JULY, 2016.
*CLIENT COUNSELING* (semifinals)
@faculty of Law Lecture room 1 LR1- 10:00am
@faculty of Law Lecture room 2 LR1- 10:00am
*COURTESY VISIT*
Visitation to His Royal Majesty, Oba Yushau Goriola Oseni, Oniba Ekun of Iba land-4:00-6:00pm

DAY4
WED. 13TH JULY, 2016.
*MOCK FINALS*
@Lagos State University Main Auditorium -10:00-2:00pm
*PRESENTATION OF AWARDS AND CERTIFICATES*
@Lagos State University Main Auditorium -2:00pm

DAY5:
THURSDAY 14TH JULY, 2016.
Departure from Lodge -8:00am.
                  Samuel Udonne
                 P.R.O LSS LASU

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LASUSU EPE TOUR 2016

        This is to notify the student populace about the forthcoming LASUSU tour, which will be held from Thursday 28th to Sunday 31th of July 2016.

This tour will cut across all the tourist attractions within the south western part of Nigeria, which are as follows;

1. Zoo at the University of Ibadan[UI]

2. Olubadan of Ibadan palace

3. Shoprite at Ibadan/Kokodome

4. Erinjesha Waterfalls Osun state

5. Osun Oshogbo Groove

6. Obafemi Awolowo University Ile-Ife [Novelty Match with SUG]

7. Palace of the Ooni of Ife

8. Oranmiyan Staff at Ile-Ife

9. Ikogosi Warm Spring at Ekiti state

10. Idanre Hills at Ondo state

11. Olumo rock at Abeokuta, Ogun state

  TOUR FEE: #7000 [Seven Thousand Naira Only}

  NB: The tour fee covers transportation, accommodation, Gate fees into the entire tourist Centres only [Feeding Exclusive]. 

For more details & enquiry, contact:-
DEMOLA (SIR DEMO) - 08085137072

JAMIU (200L) - 08145747910
AZEEZ (ACTING SPEAKER ESS-LASU) - 08134363256

PAPITUNES - 07061002653
NANA - 08053567581
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Jointly Signed
ABOGUN ABDULLAH (LASUSU VP EPE 2015/2016)

PARAMOLE MUBARAK (ESS-LASU PRESIDENT 2015/2016)

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NATIONAL LAW STUDENTS COMPETITION

It is our honour to bring to you a gathering of intellects, a cluster of brains and Wiz, a crowd of advocate's...

An humongous event set for the 10th - 14th of July 2016.

At the prestigious faculty of Law, Lagos State University Ojo
Warriors of Grace and Valor from all parts of the country will be in attendance, some of which are;

• Bowen University 
• Ekiti State University 
• Obafemi Awolowo University 
• Olabisi Onabanjo University 
• University of Abuja 
• University of Benin 
• University of Ilorin 
• University of Lagos 
• University of Uyo

Anticipate................................... ............the BATTLE of ELITES!

THE S.A.A LASU LAWS...

Posted by: LASU NEWS HUB.

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Theatre Arts Students 14th Induction Ceremony

Induction! Induction!! Induction!!!

Association Of Theatre Arts Students (ATAS-LASU),Department Of Theatre Arts& Music. LAGOS STATE UNIVERSITY, OJO.

Presents :

Her 14th Annual Induction Ceremony

Theme : "THE ULTIMATE QUEST"
      Date: 12th - 15th July, 2016.

This year program is scheduled as follow ;

-Day 1- Tue: 12th July  2016- Costume Carnival.

-Day 2- Wed: 13th July 2016- Old skool & Sports.

-Day 3- Thur:14th July 2016- Ankara/Cultural Day.

-Day4-  Fri: 15th  July 2016- Induction Initiation proper.

             

GUEST ARTISTS:
-Beautiful Nubia. 
-Grimmhazy
-Akpororo.   
Mr. Egwueji 1 and many more.

      

We Hereby invite all Lasuites, Parents,University Management and the General public to this 2016 induction Ceremony .

VENUE: Theatre Arts Auditorium.

TIME: 10:00AM PROMPT(ALL ACTIVITIES)

For more info contact:
Folarin Jessica (PRO) 08086355282
FASMAT  (ASST PRO) 08182993213

Don't miss the program. Bring a friend and tell a friend to come with a friend. JUST BE THERE! .

Supported by www.tooXtreme.com

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Make money From Bulk SMS Business

This is one of the hottest businesses in Nigeria today. Bulk SMS system allows you to send text messages to many people via SMS on the internet.

The benefits of Bulk SMS to the conventional way of sending a text is that; it is very cheap, as cheap as 1-3 Naira per SMS, it also allows you to send text messages to lots of contacts at once, as much as millions.

You can schedule the delivery of your bulk SMS messages anytime you feel like. You could venture into the Bulk SMS Business either full time or part-time, just set it up and start selling and smiling to the bank. The Bulk SMS business is so flexible. 

Start a Bulk SMS Business Today!

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Make Money Blogging in Nigeria

Start a Blog

Create useful and informative content

Find & engage readers

Make money through advertisements.

2. Make Money Blogging in Nigeria

Does the name Linda Ikeji ring a bell? It should, if you are really an informed Nigerian. This fantastic lady started blogging in full in 2007 and today she is the richest blogger in Nigeria, she reportedly makes about 120 million Naira annually, meaning she makes about N12 million every month. 

She was one of the first set of people that started blogging in Nigeria.

In September 2014, she bought herself a Range Rover sport, 2014 model which cost her N24 million. Wow! That’s crazy, from just blogging gossips? I know you’re excited already, and the next question on your mind is how d I start blogging?

Blogging:

Blogging is more or less an online dairy; there is really nothing to it in terms of technicalities. Most of the things you do, blogging is to write a high quality content, post/publish, share and respond to your visitor’s comments.

Requirements: You don’t need any special skill, and neither do you need to spend much money to get started. You don’t even need to spend a dime; all you need is your Laptop and Internet connection.

Start a blogging requires nothing. Having a Google account entitles you too many Google options, one of which is BLOGGER, so you can create a new Blog, name the Blog and begin to edit. Starting a new blog for free at Google would be at blog spot.com while starting free blog at word press would be at word press.com. 

Whichever you choose!

Like information Marketing, to start a blog, you must choose a niche you’re passionate about, because what makes it successful is your commitment to it daily or weekly, therefore you need to decide whether it’s going to be a News blog, gossip blog, entertainment blog, celebrity blog, sports blog, motivation or a self-help blog. You can blog on just about anything, but you need to make sure it’s something you’ll like to talk about always so you don’t run out of steam.

 

How you make money from Blogging:

        Bloggers basically make money from advertisement, when you build your blog and become known to some extent you monetize it by selling ad slots on your WebPages, sign up for Google ad sense, you could also sell direct ads slot to individuals and big corporations, you could sell PR services or endorsements to organizations, you can also sell your own personal products to your clients or followers. 

Making money blogging is not as easy as you think. You need patience. While blogging you shouldn’t think about making money, what should be your motivation is your visitor appreciating your work.

 

Ad sense

Ad sense is the best way to earn money on your site

Google ad sense every blogger’s dream is not easy to come by. When you sign up for ad sense, you wait to be approved by Google. Before you get approved by Google you must have met their requirements and followed their policy.

When you get your ad sense account approved by Google you would be allowed to display ad sense on your site. In this way you earn by pay per click.  You earn a certain amount for every visitor that clicks your ad; the amount you earn on each ad varies because different companies pay different amount of money to advertise their products and services.

                                                                                         

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