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Authorities of Yabatech warns students against Cultism

November 20, 2014 by Kelly Davies 2 Comments

Authorities of the Yaba College of Technology, (Yabatech) in Lagos, on Wednesday, warned students against participating in cultism, gangsterism and other vices that could endanger their careers on campus.

The Director of the Public Relations Unite of the college, Mr. Charles Oni, gave the warning in an interview in Lagos.

Oni said the college would no longer tolerate acts of indiscipline from students on campus.
He advised students to focus their attention on their studies, which he said was the primary reason for their stay in the college.

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“We have zero tolerance for cultism and gangsterism and other negative conducts on our campus; everybody is now being closely watched.

“Our certificate is issue based on intellectualism; we want the college to continue to produce graduates who will make the college proud.”

The director attributed students joining bad companies to a lack of parental control, monitoring and love.

“Most parents have abandoned the training of their children to schools, churches and mosques.

“Many students have gone astray because their parents and guardians have failed in their role.”

Oni said that lecturers in the college had been saddled with the responsibilities of educating and mentoring students on morals.

“The lecturers have now imbibed the role of being parents to their students rather than just being teachers.

“And with their role as both lecturers and parents, they will be able to transform their students to better persons,” he said.

Oni said that the college authorities were also doing everything possible to beef-up security on the campus.

“We have patrol vehicles going round the campus 24 hours everyday to ensure safety on the campus.”

Oni recalled that some students of the college were rusticated last August for indulging in cult activities after they were found culpable.

He disclosed that following the incident, the authorities had organised various orientation courses for both fresh and returning students to forestall a re-occurrence.

“Now, once any student is caught or suspected, such student will first be withdrawn from the hostel,” he stated.

Oni urged parents and guardians not to neglect or abandon their children in tertiary institutions under the assumption that they were matured enough to take care of themselves.

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  1. Ejinwa Anthony says

    November 20, 2014 at 8:44 pm

    it’s easier for the lecturers to claim all that including parents neglecting major responsibilities to them, hey I stand and say it’s all a lie. am a student nd I know the horrible things most lecturer do and it’s nothing close to parenting or guardian it’s making life miserable for we student

  2. ubesie chukwuebuka chidiogo says

    November 20, 2014 at 5:35 pm

    cultist Is the major problem confronting our universities round the globe, a good child that was train in a good family will know that there is no gain in engaging in the process of cultism, I pray that God should protect our youth from engaging in this deadly group, parents and guardians are not to
    neglect or abandon their children in tertiary
    institutions under the assumption that they
    were matured enough to take care of
    themselves.

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