The Vice Chancellor of the Lagos State University, Prof. Olanrewaju Fagbohun, said the university’s International Secondary School would begin its academic session in September.
Fagbohun told the News Agency of Nigeria on Saturday that only best candidates would be enrolled into the school.
He said the institution would maintain best practices and standard in terms of academics and service delivery.
According to him, a standing committee, headed by Prof. Rafiu Okunneye, had been inaugurated to ensure smooth take-off of the school.
The vice-chancellor said the university was also planning to increase its Internally Generated Revenue in line with best practices.
He said Pre-Degree Studies, Foundational Programmes and part-time would be resuscitated and revitalised to cater for those yearnings of academic pursuits in the institution.
Fagbohun said: “We are aggressively working on reviving the Open Distant Learning, while the Post-graduate school is being revitalised.”
He said government alone could not provide all the funds needed to sufficiently run the university.
“That is the reason the university was designing ways to generate revenue to complement subvention it receives from the state government,” he said.
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