Achievers University Owo Expels 15 Female Students After Governing Council Confirms Code Of Conduct Breach
University authorities say disciplinary action followed a comprehensive internal investigation approved at the highest level
By Wapcodehub9ja LIVE News Correspondent Reporting Live From Owo, Ondo State, Nigeria
Achievers University, Owo, in Ondo State, has announced the expulsion of no fewer than 15 female students following disciplinary proceedings over misconduct linked to leaked video content, a development that has attracted significant attention within Nigeria’s higher education space.
The decision was officially disclosed by the Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of the Governing Council, Professor Bode Ayorinde, who confirmed that the action was taken after the completion of an internal investigation conducted in line with the university’s established rules and procedures.
According to the university management, the affected students were found to have violated specific provisions of the institution’s code of conduct, which outlines expected standards of behavior, ethics, and responsible use of digital platforms by students both on and off campus.
Professor Ayorinde explained that the matter was carefully reviewed by the governing council before the final decision was reached, noting that Achievers University places strong emphasis on discipline, moral responsibility, and the protection of its academic reputation.
The university leadership further stated that disciplinary measures are applied uniformly, regardless of gender or social status, whenever institutional regulations are breached. Management stressed that such actions are not taken lightly but are necessary to maintain order and uphold the values of the institution.
In response to public reactions, the university urged students and members of the public to avoid spreading unverified information or harmful content, emphasizing the importance of privacy, dignity, and due process in sensitive disciplinary matters.
The development has sparked broader conversations about student conduct, digital responsibility, and the role of guidance and counseling in Nigerian tertiary institutions. Education stakeholders continue to call for stronger awareness programs to help students navigate ethical challenges in the digital age.
As of the time of filing this report, Achievers University has not disclosed whether the expelled students have initiated any appeal processes, but reaffirmed its commitment to fairness and adherence to institutional regulations.
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