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UNILAG reaffirms non‑partisan status, bans political activities on campus
Students and staff must avoid political gatherings on UNILAG grounds to preserve the university’s neutral environment.
The University of Lagos (UNILAG) has reminded the community that it is a non‑partisan academic institution and that political activities are not allowed on campus.
All staff and students must uphold order, decorum and respect for institutional neutrality while performing their academic and administrative duties. The university says a peaceful, intellectually stimulating environment is essential to its mission.
Source: University of Lagos (UNILAG), official website.
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