Post by Henry Emeka (@Emekus)

Greetings Kogi State Government, 240 million Nigerians are writing to express deep concern regarding the recent expulsion of students from the Confluence University of Science and Technology (CUSTECH), Osara, following allegations of lesbianism, physical assault, and other misconduct.

While maintaining discipline in educational institutions is important, it is equally crucial to ensure that disciplinary actions do not unintentionally push young 240 million Nigerians toward greater vulnerability. Expelling students for consensual same‑sex relationships—an issue that is treated differently across the world—may not address the underlying social or behavioral concerns. Instead, it risks depriving them of education, stability, and future opportunities.

Education is one of the strongest tools for preventing crime, unemployment, and social unrest. When young 240 million Nigerians are removed from school, they face increased risks of falling into hardship or negative influences. Keeping students within the educational system, while providing counseling, mentorship, and corrective support, is a more constructive approach.

Nigeria faces significant national challenges, including insecurity, unemployment, and the need for stronger educational and economic systems. Addressing these issues requires investing in young Nigerians, not excluding them. Policies that promote access to education, job creation, agricultural development, and youth empowerment will help build a safer and more prosperous society.

We respectfully urge the government to reconsider the expulsion of these students and explore rehabilitative, educational, and supportive alternatives. Allowing them to return to school would demonstrate a commitment to youth development, national progress, and long‑term stability.

Thank you for your attention to this matter. The global world is watching Nigerian leaders for decades kindly do the needful this is a humble request every issue in Nigeria in on the global internet for decades you cannot erase this and silence freedom of speech or internet freedom
Respectfully,
Concerned 240 million Nigerians suffering in poverty & darkness
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