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LANDMARK UNIVERSITY
LIST OF PROHIBITED ITEMS FOR STUDENTS
- The under listed items are prohibited in Landmark University. New and Returning Students are to please take note and ensure compliance:
- Cigarettes
- Alcoholic beverage
- Any form of illicit drugs
- Knock outs/bangers of any kind
- Guns and bullets
- Lethal weapons and injections
- Occultic and cult related materials
- Self-Medication (Western or Orthodox)
- Condoms and contraceptives
- Landlines, GSM Cell Phones, SIM cards, all SIM enabling gadgets and phone accessories
- Weight, javelin, shot-put
- Binocular
- Candles
- Cooking utensils such as (but not limited to) pots, sauce pans, rice cookers, micro wave ovens, electric boiling rings, blenders, grillers, hot plates and toasters
- Bottled drinks, foods and/or refreshments
- Metal/Stainless steel cutlery sets
- Raw food items
- Contraband clothing (jeans, chinos, alanshi, spaghetti wears, knee length/short skirts, leggings, any form of transparent materials, etc. as found in the current student handbook)
- Electric blankets, mattress or beds
- Electric boiling ring
- Hair dryers
- Hair straighteners
- Refrigerator
- TV Sets, TV Cards, Android TV Boxes and TV Antenna
- Ungodly musical tapes and CDs
- Video machines, video tapes, DVD and VCD player
- Computer Games (e.g. Play Station)
- Items intended for sale or business activities
- Items requiring registration before use
- Any other item that may be declared prohibited
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1 |
Pillow |
1 |
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2 |
Pillow Case |
2 |
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3 |
Blanket |
1 |
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4 |
Duvet |
1 |
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5 |
Bed Sheet 4” X 6” |
2 |
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6 |
Mosquito Net |
1 |
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7 |
Plastic Bucket |
1 |
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8 |
Plastic Hangers |
1 Dozen (12) |
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9 |
Torch Light and/or Rechargeable Reading Lamp |
1 |
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10 |
Batteries |
1 |
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11 |
Set of Plastic Cutlery (Metal Cutlery is not allowed) |
1 of Each |
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12 |
Automated Electric Kettle |
1 |
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13 |
Pressing Iron |
1 |
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14 |
Padlock and Key Ring |
4 Sets |
|
15 |
Rain Coat or Umbrella |
1 |
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16 |
School Bag |
1 |
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17 |
Toiletries |
Varied |
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18 |
Laptop (Optional) |
1 |
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19 |
Clothing (it is advisable that a few warm clothing be acquired, to suit the sometimes cold weather of Omu-Aran) |
As Required |
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20 |
Feeding/Up-Keep Allowance per semester (4 – 5 months) |
As Required |
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21 |
Provision |
As Required |
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22 |
Exercise Books, Hard Cover Note Book and other Writing materials etc. |
As Required |
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Landmark University Faculty Member and PhD Student Wins L Oreal UNESCO Young Talents Award for Women in Science
Mrs. Blessing Olagunju, a faculty member and PhD student in the Department of Physical Sciences (Industrial Chemistry) at Landmark University, has been honoured with the prestigious L'Oréal-UNESCO for Women in Science Young Talents – Sub-Saharan Africa Award (2024 edition). She joins 29 other outstanding women scientists from across the region in receiving a research grant aimed at advancing women’s contributions to scientific innovation.
The highly competitive award, which received over 800 applications from across the continent, supports young female researchers by providing funding and professional development opportunities. Mrs. Olagunju learned about the opportunity through a bulk email from the Landmark University Centre for Research, Innovation, and Discoveries (LUCRID), diligently applied, and emerged as one of 25 PhD students selected for the grant. Additionally, five postdoctoral researchers were recognized, bringing the total number of awardees to 30.
The award ceremony, held on December 10, 2024, was preceded by an intensive five-day leadership training program from December 5. This training focused on leadership development, the role of women in science, and communication skills, equipping recipients with essential tools to enhance their careers.
Beyond the financial support for her research, Mrs. Olagunju emphasized the networking and collaboration opportunities the award has provided. “We interacted throughout the training, and I believe this opens doors for future collaborations because we now have each other’s contacts,” she shared.
The rigorous selection process saw 800 applicants narrowed down to 150, and finally, to the 30 awardees, representing approximately 15 countries. Nigeria had a strong presence among the winners, with five PhD students and one postdoctoral researcher securing the award. This achievement underscores the remarkable contributions of Nigerian women in scientific research and reinforces the nation’s growing impact in the global scientific community.
