The Ogun State Police Command urges students to avoid cultism, drug abuse, violence and cybercrime. The warning is delivered by the command’s Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), DSP Oluseyi Babaseyi, as he addresses youths ahead of political and social events.
Babaseyi says the choices made by young people affect their future and the wider nation. He also cautions students against political thuggery and other criminal conduct that can derail their prospects.
Across the outlets, the core message is consistent: the police frame student involvement in cult-related activities and cybercrime as harmful and urge rejection of such acts. While one outlet explicitly adds the point about shunning political thuggery ahead of the 2027 elections, both reports focus on the same list of offences and the same police spokesperson delivering the charge at a student-related forum.
