Kogi University Expels Four Students for Lesbianism, Cyber Offenses, and Assault

The management of Confluence University of Science and Technology (CUSTECH) in Osara, Kogi State, has taken decisive action by expelling four undergraduates and rusticating one student. These stringent measures, approved by the institution's Senate, follow investigations into serious misconduct, including alleged lesbianism, physical assault, and cyber-related offenses.

The university's Students’ Disciplinary Committee recommended the sanctions after thorough investigations. Among those expelled are two female students accused of lesbianism, a male student for alleged physical assault and stabbing, and another for allegedly cloning and circulating private photographs of female students without consent. A fifth student was rusticated for fighting and physical assault.

Vice-Chancellor Prof. Abdulrahman Salawu affirmed the university's commitment to upholding discipline and moral standards, emphasizing that CUSTECH aims to produce graduates distinguished by both academic excellence and good character. The university management has warned students against engaging in acts that could jeopardize their academic future and reputation, vowing to enforce rules and regulations without compromise.

These disciplinary actions underscore CUSTECH's dedication to maintaining a safe and conducive learning environment. By addressing issues ranging from physical violence to digital privacy violations, the university signals its zero-tolerance policy towards misconduct that undermines the integrity of the institution and the well-being of its students.