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Lautech denies lecturers returned to ogbomoso campus
Lectures have resumed at the Iseyin campus and academic activities are ongoing. Read the official update regarding staff movements and autonomy plans.

The College of Agricultural Sciences and Renewable Natural Resources of Ladoke Akintola University of Technology in Iseyin has denied reports that its lecturers have returned to the main campus in Ogbomoso. The college stated that claims on social media are untrue.
In a statement signed by the Provost, Professor Mufutau Raufu, the college confirmed that academic activities have resumed after a break. Lectures have started for students in the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences. The board also held its first meeting for the new academic session to review duties.
Regarding plans to make the campus an autonomous university, the college advised students to avoid speculation. Students should wait for official statements about the pledge made by Oyo State Governor Oluseyi Makinde. The institution remains focused on its academic work.
Source: Nigerian Tribune.
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