UNILAG Reaffirms Ban on Campus Political Activities

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UNILAG Reaffirms Ban on Political Rallies

UNILAG campus political activities at a Glance

UNILAG has reaffirmed its non-partisan status and restrictions on campus political activities.

  • Political rallies, campaigns and partisan gatherings are prohibited on campus.
  • Political posters and other campaign materials are not allowed on campus facilities.
  • University facilities, platforms and branded materials cannot be used for political activities.
  • Campus associations, unions and groups must remain non-partisan.

The University of Lagos (UNILAG) has reaffirmed its non-partisan status and reminded staff, students and campus groups that political rallies, campaigns and partisan gatherings are prohibited on university premises.

The university says the restrictions support a peaceful and intellectually stimulating environment for its community.

Restrictions on political activities

  • Rallies and gatherings: Political rallies, campaigns and partisan gatherings of any kind are prohibited on university premises.
  • Campaign materials: Political posters, banners, handbills, stickers and other campaign materials must not be pasted or posted on campus walls, notice boards, official vehicles or university facilities.
  • University resources: University facilities, official platforms and branded materials must not be used for political activities.
  • Campus organisations: All associations, unions and groups operating on campus must remain non-partisan in their activities.

Members of the university community are expected to uphold orderliness, decorum and respect for institutional neutrality while carrying out their lawful academic and administrative activities.

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