Confluence University of Science and Technology (CUSTECH) in Kogi State expels two students for allegedly engaging in gay practice and rusticates four others for one academic session over fighting on campus. The university’s management issues separate letters to the affected students. In the reported communications, the Deputy Registrar for Academics, Eli Gbadafu, is stated as signing the letters. The outlet reports that the two students are expelled based on the university’s findings regarding their conduct, which it describes as “gay activities” or “gay practice.” Separately, four other students receive rustication for campus fighting, with the punishment lasting for one academic session. The story is presented as an internal disciplinary action by the institution, with the details contained in the letters sent to the students. No additional information about the circumstances of the fighting or the evidence behind the allegations is included in the reports.