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LAUTECH bans students from driving cars to campus

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The Authorities of Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) have banned the students of the institution from bringing cars to the campus.

The University declared the decision on the movement of vehicles in a memorandum released on Tuesday, April 19, 2023 and signed by its registrar, Dr. K. A Ogunleye.

“Vehicles with no registration numbers are no longer allowed into the campus.

Roadside parking of vehicles should stop forthwith. An unauthorized vehicle parked at various positions in the University should be taken out with immediate effect, failing which University security will take appropriate action on such vehicles,” the memo reads in part.

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