LASU Poised for Excellence: SDP Director Envisions Top Spot in West Africa
Students taking CBT examination
Prof. John Adeogun, Director of the Sandwich Degree Programme at Lagos State University (LASU), believes that the university has the ability to grow and eventually surpass all others in West Africa.
At the conclusion of the 2022 Modular Examination over the weekend, he said this. In order to clarify his statement, Prof. Adeogun said that the capacity of people and their capacity to overcome obstacles when they arise are the hallmarks of any great organisation.
“The test has already happened and ended. We are happy with how everything turned out. Although there was a small problem with one of the Computer Based Tests (CBT) exams, we were able to overcome it, and everything went smoothly.
Some Federal Government Parastatals came to write their promotion examination at the same time our students had their own at the CBT Centre. In all, it went smoothly without hitches”, he stated.
According to Prof. Adeogun, such unexpected action could have caused crisis, but, with the support of the personnel of the Directorate, the ICT and the CBT Centre, we were able to come up with plan B and it worked, saying that alone shows the University was on the right path and would surely achieve greater heights.
He thanked the Vice Chancellor, the Management, Staff of the Directorate, the supervisors, invigilators, DICT, the Quality Assurance team, the VC’s Monitoring Team, the Security Personnel and the students for the support and the cooperation throughout the 5-week long examination that ended on Sunday, 1st October 2023.
Meanwhile, some of the stakeholders also spoke about the just concluded examination.
Here are their views:
Dr. Olubukola Oyediji, Quality Assurance, Faculty of Law Hall:
the examination was good, planning was okay and there was improvement than last year. I wish the Directorate all the very best in future endeavours.
Dr. John Alabi, Team Leader, 3-in-1, B wing: the examination was conducted very well as the supervisors and the invigilators were punctual. The students, too, did well. The spacing was in conformity with the standard for examination. The monitoring was thorough. In all, the examination went well.
Mrs Mary Ekundayo, Audit, Invigilator, 3-in-1, Faculty of Education:
the examination was seamless and good. The ICT, next time, should ensure the Dockets have the pictures of the students to avoid impersonation.
Dr. Johnson Williams, HKSHE, Team Leader, 2-in-1, Julius Berger Hall, FMS:
the examination was well organised and kudos to the Directorate of Sandwich Degree Programme. The supervisors, the invigilators and students did well. The planning was okay. I will suggest that there should be improvement of course registration next time. Overall, the examination was conducted very well.
