Lesbianism Scandal Rocks Kogi University: S*x Video Goes Viral

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Lesbianism Scandal Rocks Kogi University: S*x Video Goes Viral

Once again, Kogi State University is in the news for unpleasant reasons as l£sb!an sex videos involving students of the university recently emerged on the campus.


Some of the students involved are those of Economics and English Education departments.


The two students in one of the videos monitored by Vanguard, revealed how deep the culture of l£sb!anism had infiltrated the female hostels in the school.


One of the students is considering leaving the school to avoid possible stigmatization as the videos had gone viral.


A female student in the Department of Zoology who craved anonymity, told Vanguard that l£sb!anism was becoming a big issue in the university.


She said young, fresh undergraduates were lured into the immoral club as many of them do not know what was in it before joining the l£sb!an ring.


“Kogi State University is fast becoming the comfort zone for l£sb!ans. Many Jambites are lured into the ring because they don’t even know what it is all about.


‘’What they do now is to relocate off-campus in order to enjoy the privacy needed for their illicit and immoral act. Once in it, it is so difficult to renounce because l£sb!ans share a lot of gifts to keep victims in it.


‘’The authorities of this school may need to take drastic steps to restore the moral integrity and discipline for which we were known,” she said.


When Vanguard got in contact with one of the l£sb!ans, she said she was lured into l£sb!anism in her first week on campus by a very wealthy 300 student.


She said she was not aware that their sex escapades were recorded, threatening to quit the university in order to save the integrity of her family.


“My attention was drawn to the video in circulation by one of my friends. When I watched it, I knew that was the end of my stay in this school.


‘’Many of my course mates already have the video, so it will be difficult for me to continue my academic programme because of possible stigmatization. I have brought shame to myself and my family,” she lamented.


Although the school authorities are yet to release an official statement on the scandal, sources close to the authorities said investigations into the issue of l£sb!anism among the students had commenced.
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