This is to inform all the candidates that participated in the Lagos State Polytechnic of Technology (LASPOTECH) post UTME screening exercise but are yet to be admitted that the management of the institution has released the names of candidates offered provisional admission into the polytechnic National Diploma (ND) full time programmes through the third batch admission list.
Just like the ist batchand 2nd batchadmission list, LASPOTECH 3rd batch admission list has been successfully uploaded online.
LASPOTECH 3rd Batch Admission List – Check Here.
1)Go to Lagos State Polytechnic admission status checking portal by http://www.laspotech.net/web/guest/admissionstatus;
2)Select ‘2014/2015’ on the application session page;
3)Enter your JAMB registration number where required;
4)Finally, click on Continue to access your LASPOTECH admission status.
Successfully admitted candidates are to note these:
Candidates whose name appear on the third admissionlist of Lagos State Poly are required to pay acceptance levy of #10,000.00 using the bursary numbers on the admission letter, within 2 weeks of today and submit duly completed acceptance form.
Candidates are also required to liaise with their heads of departments and school officers immediately for necessary clearance before effecting other payments and registrations.
Failure to complete registration at the department and school(faculty) levels within 2 weeks will lead to the forfeiture of this offer to another deserving candidate.
Photo News: LAUTECH Student Arrested For Stealing Over 20 Phones
Olayiwola, 22, was apprehened by a student who handed him over to security operatives attached to the institution after the items were found in his possession.
Bello Nurudeen, the student who caught Olayiwola, disclosed that he noticed Abeeb carrying a female bag and moving towards a gutter close by.
The Suspected Thief with the stolen phones
“I saw him drop the bag and he quickly left the scene. I noticed him carrying another bag from the base of the ICT building again, heading straight to where he dropped the former. This time, the bag appeared like that of a male.
“I monitored his movement as he was transferring some items from the former bag to the latter. I decided to move closer to see things clearly.
“When I challenged him to explain whose bag he was carrying, he felt infuriated and said: ‘Why are you questioning me?’
“Then, it was apparent that something was fishy and I immediately called the attention of other students around and everyone came around.
“While we were questioning him, security officers from the new ICT building noticed the crowd at the scene and came around to take over the case”.
Asked what he was doing at the point where he was caught, Olayiwola explained that he came for exams, claiming to be a student of AEC in his second year.
At that point, he was asked to provide the name of his class rep for the sake of identification but he could not.
The name he mentioned was wrong. It was later learnt that Olayiwola was a fresher in the department of Crop Production and Soil Science.
When further search was conducted on him, three phones for which he could not give convincing proof of ownership were found in his bag and he was handed over to the security unit for appropriate investigations.
Officers from the security unit alongside some Students Union Government, SUG, representatives later recovered twenty other phones from Olayiwola’s room in the hostel.
When the suspect discovered that the phones had been found in his room, he confessed to have committed the said crime and claimed to have sold about three of them already.
The items recovered from him includes 23 phones, six batteries, six SIM cards, five memory cards, two Hand-frees, one hand bag and one HP Pavilion Laptop.
At the time of filing this report, a phone call had been made to inform the suspect’s father, Mr. Olayiwola who promised to join the university’s security unit.
