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Hunger protest: UNILAG postpones ongoing second semester exam

Due to the planned nationwide protest, the University of Lagos has postponed the ongoing examination, slated for Thursday and Friday until further notice.

In a circular released by the school on Wednesday and signed by the Head Communication Unit, Adejoke Alaga-Ibraheem, the school noted that the management decided to postpone the exams to take preventive measures for the university’s staff and students.

Ibraheem said the university also advises the university community to be security conscious.

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