FUTA Bans Neolife, Faith Heroic Group from Campus Activities
By Erewunmi Peace
The Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA) has officially banned the activities of Neolife and the Faith Heroic Group (FHG) across its campuses.
In a directive issued by the university management, students were instructed to refrain from participating in or associating with the activities of the two groups within the institution. The decision, according to the university, followed concerns over their operations on campus.
A memo signed by the Registrar stated that the activities of the affected groups had generated discomfort, tension, and undue pressure within the university community. Management noted that the ban was necessary to preserve order, maintain discipline, and ensure a peaceful academic environment.
The directive applies to all campuses of the institution, and students were warned that failure to comply could result in disciplinary action in line with the university’s regulations.
University authorities emphasized their commitment to safeguarding students’ welfare and maintaining an atmosphere conducive to learning.
The development has sparked discussions among students and stakeholders, with many awaiting further clarification on the implications of the ban and whether additional measures will follow.
More updates are expected as the university management provides further details.
