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Life as a broke student isn’t always loud — but it’s real. From silent sacrifices to daily survival, here’s how LASUites are navigating financial pressure. Click here to read: bit.ly/4mxolfH — or check your mail if you are already subscribed to the LASU Life Newsletter 🛩 📝: Shalom Ovwigho Editor, LASU Life

@SarahElijah13 Calm down, Sarah

@lasulife My GoFundMe link is in your DM.😔😂😂

See mouth🤣

Never !

4 years ago today, we joined X (formerly known as Twitter). About LASU Life, A comprehensive thread🧵

Ori gan fo mi.

I no fit forget this 300 level for my life!😡

LASU has approved plans to hold a combined 29th and 30th Convocation Ceremony, covering graduates from the 2024/25 and 2025/26 academic sessions. The ceremony is scheduled to take place from 12th to 23rd of August, 2026. The University has also increased the undergraduate convocation package fee to ₦70,000 (excluding portal charges).

@Ayomite12 you’re a bad boy😂😂

@lasulife Who dey in charge of this account 6pm Friday make we meet come go chop pepper soup

Don’t make plans with money that’s not in your account yet Like your LASU Nelfund refund🌚

Mayowa Shekoni is a 600-Level Medical student from the Faculty of Clinical Sciences, Lagos State University College of Medicine (LASUCOM) and a seasoned student leader. #WeAreProud He has received several recognitions, including Best Coach of the Tournament (2021), LASUCOM Outlier (2022), LASUSU Ikeja Executive of the Year (2023/24), LASUMSA Ideal Medical Student (2024), and LASUMSA Leadership Award of Excellence (2025), amongst others. As a committed leader, he has served in various capacities, including: • PRO and Secretary, NULASS LASUCOM • General Secretary, Rotaract Club of LASUCOM • Vice President, LASUSU Ikeja • Head of Projects, Health Drive NG • President, LASUMSA (2025/2026) • Founder, Nephrine Tutors He has also led and pioneered impactful initiatives such as medical outreaches reaching over 1,500 people, free basic life support and first aid trainings, eco-friendly projects under Rotaract, and scholarship support for dedicated students within LASUMSA. Reflecting on his journey, he attributes his success to strategic collaboration and teamwork, despite challenges such as limited institutional support and financial constraints. Beyond leadership, he enjoys movies, games, exploring food, and is actively involved in research writing, with plans to venture into boxing. His defining quality is his drive to leave every space better than he met it — a value reflected in his numerous projects and impact-driven initiatives. ✍️: Elochukwu Chidimma Editor, LASU Life

@Ayomite12 No letter submission is required for refunds.

@lasulife Make una sha no whine me 😭the money were I go use write letter go pass my nelfund refund

@GiftdaBoss07 hello there @GiftdaBoss07 Administrative processes are currently ongoing, and refunds will be credited to the accounts of affected students soon. No letter submission is required for refunds.

@lasulife @lasulife Please you said we don't need to write letter to get the refund,but how will they get our account number???

LASU Management has confirmed the receipt of NELFUND school fees payments for close to 7,500 beneficiary students Administrative processes are currently ongoing, and refunds will be credited to the accounts of affected students soon No letter submission is required for refunds.

The management has commenced the refund of NELFUND tuition fee disbursements for the 2025/26 academic session. Affected students are advised to check the bank accounts provided during the application process as refund alerts have already started dropping.

Model needed to continue second semester for me ASAP😂🙏🏽

@kennyspredictz Kenny, calm down for LASU nau

@lasulife Life of a broke student But lasu no won gree refund 😂 Until broke student drop out 😭😭

Life as a broke student isn’t always loud — but it’s real. From silent sacrifices to daily survival, here’s how LASUites are navigating financial pressure. Click here to read: bit.ly/4mxolfH — or check your mail if you are already subscribed to the LASU Life Newsletter 🛩 📝: Shalom Ovwigho Editor, LASU Life

Send a DM. Payment is attractive.

Ameenat Hamzat Aderayo is a final-year Mass Communication student of Lagos State University whose journey has been defined by communication, leadership, and service. #WeAreProud Ameenat is a skilled public speaker, writer, and voice artist who has consistently stood out across campus and inter-school platforms. She secured the first runner up position at the World War 5 of the LASU Debate Society, emerged as winner of the 2022 JCIN University of Ibadan TOPF oratory contest, claimed the first runner up position at the 2021 JCIN Asiwaju Inter-Faculty speech contest, earning several top placements and recognition for her clarity, confidence, and delivery. Beyond the stage, she has taken on key leadership roles across student organisations, including JCIN LASU, JCIN Southwest, Student Media Personality Nigeria, and campus journalism platforms. She currently serves as the Editor-in-Chief of the Association of Campus Journalists, LASU, where she continues to shape conversations and mentor young communicators. Her leadership journey wasn’t without challenges. From building visibility for student organisations to navigating personal loss, Ameenat remained resilient, channeling her experiences into impactful projects in advocacy and student development. Driven by purpose and a strong sense of service, she hopes to become a global journalist and policy influencer, using her voice to advocate for women, Africa, and the underserved. ✍🏼: Elochukuwu Chidimma Editor, LASU Life.

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