LASU condemns assault on student  in viral video
05-09-2026 01:49 via punchng.com

LASU condemns assault on student in viral video

LASU condemns the assault on one of its students by a parent in a viral video, stating the incident is under police investigation and disciplinary action.Read More: https://punchng.com/lasu-condemns-assault-on-student-in-viral-video/
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