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10 Universities With The Highest Rate Of Cultism In Nigeria . . . Despite efforts by university authorities and government intervention, cult activities persist in many Nigerian universities Here is an overview of ten universities with the highest rates of cultism:
How two Nigerian universities successfully eradicated campus cultism Cultism in Nigerian universities has long been a plague, disrupting academic pursuits and endangering lives Yet, two institutions—the University of Ibadan (UI) and Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU)—stand out for their ability to eradicate this menace
Confraternities in Nigeria - Wikipedia Confraternities in Nigeria are secretive student groups within Nigerian higher education that have been involved in violence and organized crime since the 1980s
Causes, Effects and Strategies for Eradicating Cultism among . . . - ed Campus cult in Nigeria have been traced back to 1952 when Prof Wole Soyinka, winner of the 1986 Noble prize for literature and a group of six friends formed the Pirates Confraternity Elite of the University college Ibadan, then part of the University of London [1]
TOWARDS ERADICATING CULTISM FROM TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS IN NIGERIA achieving balanced education in the Nigerian educational system This is why this paper examines the origin of secret cults in Nigerian tertiary institutions, reasons why students join cult groups and proffer some useful suggestions towards
CULTISM AND EDUCATION IN NIGERIAN TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS . . . - JOPAFL Unfortunately, in spite of the provision of five-year jail term for membership of campus cults, cultism continues to assume a major social menace and a serious obstacle to peace and harmony in many tertiary institutions in Nigeria
Cultism in higher institutions: The Unilesa example - TheCable Findings have shown that cultism and other forms of violence are however prevalent in Nigerian universities and have increased tremendously in recent decades, reoccurring almost on daily