KOGI VARSITY STUDENT ARRESTED OVER ALLEGED CULT RECRUITMENT PLOT

A student of a university in Kogi State has been arrested over allegations that he planned to recruit a fellow student into a cult group.

According to security sources, the suspect was apprehended following intelligence reports and investigations into suspected cult-related activities within the institution.

Authorities allege that the student was making arrangements to initiate a colleague into the group before security operatives intervened.

The arrest forms part of ongoing efforts by law enforcement agencies and school authorities to combat cultism and maintain safety on campuses.

Officials reiterated that cult-related activities remain a serious threat to students' welfare and academic environments, warning that anyone found engaging in such acts will face the full weight of the law.

The suspect is currently assisting investigators, while efforts are underway to determine whether other individuals may be connected to the alleged scheme.

University management has also reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining a secure learning environment and promoting awareness against cultism among students.

The case remains under investigation, with authorities expected to take further action based on the outcome of their findings.