
The National Association of Social Work Students (NASOWS) UNILAG Chapter - Empowering future social workers through education, community service, and professional development since 1985.
NASOWS UNILAG Chapter is the official student body representing all social work students at the University of Lagos. We are a vibrant community of passionate individuals committed to social justice, human rights, and community development.
As the premier organization for social work students in UNILAG, we bridge the gap between academic learning and practical application, preparing our members to become competent, ethical, and compassionate social work professionals.
Our chapter serves as a platform for networking, skill development, advocacy, and community engagement, ensuring that every member has the tools and support needed to excel in their academic journey and future careers.

To provide a supportive, inclusive environment that fosters academic excellence, professional growth, and social responsibility among social work students. We aim to equip our members with the knowledge, skills, and values necessary to become effective change agents in society.
To be the leading social work student organization in Nigeria, recognized for producing competent, ethical, and compassionate professionals who drive positive social change and contribute meaningfully to community development and national progress.
The principles that guide everything we do
We lead with empathy and care for all individuals and communities we serve
Together we build a strong, supportive community of future social workers
We strive for the highest standards in academics and professional practice
We embrace new ideas and creative solutions to social challenges
Four decades of excellence and impact
NASOWS UNILAG chapter was established
Became one of the leading NASOWS chapters in Nigeria
Launched major community outreach programs
Pioneered digital learning resources for members
Measuring our success through meaningful achievements
15+
Awards Won
500+
Active Members
30+
Community Projects
98%
Graduate Success Rate