The management of the Lagos State University has begun looking into allegations involving lecturers accused of failing to upload students’ results, a development reportedly linked to delayed graduation and possible extra years for some affected students.
The university reacted to the allegations in a post on its official X handle on Saturday after the matter was brought to public attention online.
“The attention of the University Management has been drawn to this allegation, and the matter is currently being looked into. Thank you for bringing it to our attention,” the management said.
The controversy began after claims emerged online after the varsity convocation that more than 100 students were stranded because a lecturer allegedly failed to upload their results since their 300-level studies.
According to the allegations, some of the affected students now face the possibility of spending an additional year in the university, not because they failed their courses, but due to the alleged failure to upload their results.
