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Over 500 medical students. 1 unforgettable Health Week that could use GALA magic! ❤️
LASUMSA Health Week 2026 (Oct 23–30) and we’d love product sponsorship for our fun trip! 🥹
Can we make this happen?
#pulse26#LHW
DINNER & AWARDS NIGHT! 👑🥂
It’s time for YOU to make your nominations!😍
Who do you believe deserves to take home the title? 🙂↔️
Cheers to another year, OLALERE ABDULMALIK, President of LASUMSA! 🎉
Today, we celebrate you and the dedication you bring to student leadership.
🎙️⚽ THE PROVOST CUP IS GOING LIVE ON X! 🔥
The games are coming. The teams are ready. And now, we’re taking the conversation to X!👀🏆
Join us tomorrow for the Provost Cup Radio, where we’ll be talking everything Provost Cup 2026— the teams, the fixtures, the expectations,
🩺 20 DAYS TO LASUMSA HEALTH WEEK 2026!*
The countdown is officially getting serious!⏳💙
Just 20 days until we turn up the pulse and make memories we’ll be talking about long after Health Week.
Stay ready. Stay locked in.
LASUMSA Health Week 2026 is coming.✨
#LHW26
LASUMSA HW'26 is warming up, and we’re starting with a little Pre-Healthweek Blast!
Get ready for games, fun activities, prizes to be won, ticket discounts, and vendors because we’re definitely not keeping it lowkey.🔥
Come outside, have fun and catch the PULSE 🫀✨
One week. Seven experiences. One unforgettable Health Week. ✨
From celebration and competition to connection, fun and everything in between, LASUMSA Health Week 2026 is bringing the energy.
The countdown is on. Are you ready to catch the PULSE? 🔥
#LHW’26
POV: You just got invited to the most unserious night of Health Week. 😭🎭
It’s giving Y2K, it’s giving throwback, it’s giving come dressed like you mean it.
Get your best Y2K-inspired costume ready because *Costume Night ’26* is going down!
📍
#LASUMSAHealthWeek2026 #LHW26
⚽🏆 THE TABLE IS SET. THE RACE BEGINS.
Six teams. Two groups. One ultimate prize. 👀🔥
The Provost Cup 2026 League Table is officially here! 📊⚽️
With every team starting on *0 points*, there’s everything to play for.
Every goal, every win, every draw, and every point could shape the road to glory. 🏆🔥
*Who will rise to the top? Who will make their mark?* 👀
The journey starts now.
*Let the battle for the crown begin!*👑⚽️
#ProvostCup2026 #LeagueTable #RoadToGlory #GameOn
LASUMSA(LASU, Medical Student Association) retweeted
📰 LASUCOM INAUGURATES NEW STUDENT BODY LEADERSHIP AS 19TH LASUMSA AND 5TH LASUADS EXECUTIVES EMERGE
The Lagos State University College of Medicine (LASUCOM), on Friday, April 10, 2026, witnessed a smooth transition of student leadership as newly elected executives and senate representatives of the Lagos State University Medical Students’ Association (LASUMSA) and the Lagos State University Association of Dental Students (LASUADS) were officially inaugurated.
The ceremony, which marked the end of the 18th LASUMSA and 4th LASUADS administrations and the commencement of their 19th and 5th cohorts respectively, was presided over by the Provost of LASUCOM, Professor Olufemi Idowu, who was represented by the Deputy Provost, Professor Sunday Soyemi.
In his address, the Provost commended the outgoing executives for their service, noting that the College Management enjoyed a productive working relationship with them throughout their tenure. He expressed confidence in the capacity of the newly elected leaders, stating that the management expects nothing short of excellence from the incoming administration.
Reflecting on their time in office, the outgoing Presidents of LASUMSA, Mayowa Shekoni, and LASUADS, Ososanya Samuel, described their leadership journey, which began on March 18, 2025, as both “jolly and eventful.” They emphasized that leadership is ultimately defined by impact, urging the new executives to remain focused on delivering meaningful service to their constituents.
They also charged the incoming leadership to prioritize the welfare and well-being of their members, stressing that the responsibility of leadership demands commitment and dedication.
Delivering their inaugural speeches, the newly sworn-in Presidents of LASUMSA, Olalere Malik, and LASUADS, Alade Adebola, expressed appreciation to the College Management for its consistent support of student leadership.
They pledged to strengthen the existing relationship between their associations and the College authorities while building on the achievements of their predecessors.
The ceremony concluded on a high note, symbolizing a new chapter for LASUMSA and LASUADS, and underscoring the importance of continuity in leadership and service within the student community, as the newly inaugurated leaders assume the mantle of service to their respective associations.
LASUMSA(LASU, Medical Student Association) retweeted
From LASUMSA to the world 🌍✨
Four outstanding doctors. One global stage.
Your journey is proof that excellence, resilience, and vision will always find expression.
Congratulations
Today, you didn’t just match,you made a statement,
#Matchday #LASUMSA #LASU #NigerianDoctors
From LASUMSA to the world 🌍✨
Four outstanding doctors. One global stage.
Your journey is proof that excellence, resilience, and vision will always find expression.
Congratulations
Today, you didn’t just match,you made a statement,
#Matchday #LASUMSA #LASU #NigerianDoctors
LASUMSA(LASU, Medical Student Association) retweeted
As someone who has survived medical school, here’s my reality check.
My Top 15.
1. You cannot cram medicine.
If you try to read 6 months’ work in 2 weeks, medical school will humble you publicly.
2. Consistency beats intelligence.
The average student who reads 2–3 hours daily will outperform the genius who waits for “motivation.”
3. Past questions are not optional.
They are the closest thing you have to prophecy.
4. Your first year determines your foundation.
Anatomy and physiology are not just courses - they are your future explanations to patients.
5. Group reading only works if everyone actually wants to read.
If it turns into gist and vibes, leave.
6. Sleep is part of your study plan.
A tired brain reads 10 pages and remembers 2.
7. You will fail something at least once - and it won’t define you.
But how you respond will.
8. Clinical years are a different battlefield.
Confidence, communication, and presentation skills can carry you even when your knowledge shakes.
9. Your colleagues are your future referrals.
Don’t make unnecessary enemies. Medicine is smaller than you think.
10. You don’t have to understand everything at once.
Medicine is a spiral. You’ll revisit topics until they click.
11. Learn to ask questions early.
Silence in ward rounds doesn’t make you smart; it makes you invisible.
12. Comparison will steal your peace.
There will always be someone who reads faster, answers quicker, and scores higher.
13. Your mental health matters.
Burnout is real. Depression in medical school is common but rarely discussed.
14. Practical skills matter.
Know how to take blood, cannulate, examine properly - theory alone won’t save you in House Job.
15. Remember why you started.
On the days you want to quit, purpose is stronger than pressure.
























