A lady has stirred intense conversations online after claiming that the University of Lagos (UNILAG) is an exception when it comes to cultism in Nigerian universities.
Her statement, which has since gone viral, challenges a long-standing belief that cult-related activities exist in virtually all higher institutions across the country.
A Different View on Campus Life
According to her, student life at UNILAG is largely centered around social activities, networking, and entrepreneurship, rather than violence or secret cult groups.
“Everybody is always of the opinion that there are cultists in every university, but I don’t know why nobody is coming out to say UNILAG is an exception,” she said.
She further emphasized that students are more focused on parties and making money, suggesting a shift in priorities among undergraduates.
Mixed Reactions Online
Her claim has since triggered mixed reactions from students, alumni, and social media users.
While some people agreed with her perspective—highlighting improved campus security and a more business-driven student culture—others strongly disagreed, arguing that no university can be completely free of cult-related activities.
A Wider Conversation
The debate reflects ongoing concerns about campus safety and cultism in Nigerian universities, an issue that has remained a recurring topic over the years.
Observers note that discussions like this underline the importance of transparency, awareness, and strengthened security measures across higher institutions.
As opinions continue to pour in, her statement has sparked a broader conversation about perception versus reality in campus life at UNILAG and beyond.
“Everybody is always of the opinion that there are cultists in every university but I don’t know who nobody is coming out to say UNILAG is an exception. UNILAG is more focus on parties and how to make money.”
— Lady says. pic.twitter.com/IkVeYkzCTg
— 𝐀𝐬𝐚𝐤𝐲𝐆𝐑𝐍 (@AsakyGRN) April 11, 2026
