following the recent killing, EKSU management declare # WAR against # CULTISM
By Doyin Adebusuyi, Ado Ekiti | Publish
Date: Oct 30 2017 4:12PM
EKSU student hacked to death by suspected cultists
An undergraduate of the Ekiti State University (EKSU), Ado Ekiti, Ayodele Temilade, has been hacked to death by people suspected to be cultists.
Some students of the institution, who confided in our correspondent, said the corpse of the deceased was discovered at the gate of the school on Sunday night around 10pm. They, however, explained that they did not know how the corpse got there.
A close look at the corpse posted on the social media revealed that the head of the victim was severed and the body inflicted with several machete cut.
Confirming the incident, the PPRO in Ekiti police command, Mr. Alberto Adeyemi, said the command received the report of the incident on Monday morning and had since removed the corpse to the mortuary.
He said , "His name was given as Ayodele Temilade but we don't know his course or level for now. We are treating the issue as a murder case until investigation is completed. "

Also, the Ag. Director, Information and Corporate Affairs
Ajibade Olubunmi of the institution, who confirmed it, added that Temilade's corpse was found at the gate of his residence contrary to earlier claim that the corpse was dumped at the school's gate.
Meanwhile, a statement by Ajibade on Monday said the management of EKSU has declared war against cult activities in the school.
Tagged “Operation no cultism in EKSU”, the statement said the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Sam Oye Bandele , made the declaration after an emergency security meeting in response to noticeable upsurge in cultists’ activities in the institution.
“All suspected cultists will be rounded up, investigated and dealt with according to the University’s extant rules and regulations as well as prosecuted in the law courts”, he said.
Bandele further directed that names of suspected cultists in the University would be compiled for necessary action.
He vowed to leave no stone unturned until all the unscrupulous elements are chased out of EKSU adding that the University would no longer be home to cultists and nefarious activities by any group.
Professor Bandele noted that efforts were on to involve indigenes of Iworoko and adjoining communities in the operation to flush out suspected cultists from their hideouts.
The Vice Chancellor assured that adequate security would be provided on campus for all staff and students on campus.

God bless PMB