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Nigerian University Expels Two Students Over Gay Practice
A Nigerian university has expelled two students for engaging in gay practices, while four other students were rusticated for fighting. The institution cited its disciplinary policies in its decision.
25 Jul, 13:07 — 26 Jul, 00:01
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Premium TimesMostly Factual13h ago
Varsity expels two students over gay practice
Nigeria's anti-gay law, enacted in January 2014, stipulates a 14-year prison term for anyone convicted of same-sex relations. The post Varsity expels two students over gay practice appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
By Chinagorom Ugwu
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Two Kogi varsity students expelled for practising gay
Two Confluence University students in Kogi State were expelled for alleged gay practice, while four others were rusticated for fighting on campus. Read More: https://punchng.com/two-kogi-varsity-students-expelled-for-practising-gay/
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