IAUE students arrested in Port Harcourt, Nigeria: Three students from Ignatius Ajuru University of Education (IAUE) have been caught engaging in cult activities, raising concerns about discipline and student conduct in Nigerian universities.
IAUE students arrested: Students Involved
The students identified are:
- Friday Wanyanwu, 200-level Software Engineering student
- Woko Chibuike, 300-level Computer Engineering student
- Clinton Smart, 200-level R.C.S student
All three are enrolled at IAUE in Port Harcourt, Rivers State. Reports indicate that while their parents sent them to pursue higher education, they have instead been heavily involved in cult-related activities.
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Background on Cultism in Universities
University cultism has been a persistent challenge in Nigeria, often leading to violence, criminal activities, and disruption of academic progress. Authorities have continued to warn students about the dangers of joining secret cults and engaging in unlawful practices.
Their parents sent them to school to study but their area of concentration is cultism.
They are, Friday Wanyanwu, 200-level Software Engineering student, Woko Chibuike, 300-level Computer Engineering student and Clinton Smart, 200-level R.C.S student, all from Ignatius Ajuru… pic.twitter.com/gwLk50ue5C
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Despite ongoing awareness campaigns and strict policies, some students still fall prey to peer pressure and other influences that draw them into cultism.
Authorities Respond
The university management and local law enforcement are investigating the case. Measures are being taken to ensure that such behavior is curtailed and that students remain focused on their academic goals. Counseling and disciplinary actions are expected for the students involved.
Community Reaction
Parents, lecturers, and the general public have expressed disappointment over the students’ involvement in cultism. Many are calling for stricter enforcement of rules and more proactive mentorship programs to guide students toward productive academic and social activities.
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