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Phones and Music Biggest Distractions for Modern-Day Students, Says LASU Deputy VC

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Prof. Adenike Boyo, the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (VC) Administration, Lagos State University (LASU), on Sunday said that phones and music were the biggest distractions facing modern-day students. Boyo said this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos. The deputy VC told NAN that there was a need for students to have a healthy balance in all they do.

Prof. Adenike Boyo, the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (VC) Administration, Lagos State University (LASU), on Sunday said that phones and music were the biggest distractions facing modern-day students. Boyo said this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos. The deputy VC told NAN that there was a need for students to have a healthy balance in all they do.

“ If you are using it to study, it’s beneficial, but if you are using it for music and Yahoo Yahoo(cybercrime), then such a fellow has no need to have a cell phone. “ We can’t stop them from using their phones; we have our lectures there, at times it’s hybrid; if you have a class of 250, students can join online. So it’s useful and attendance can be taken too onlin

 

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