A major scandal has rocked Achievers University, Owo, Ondo State, following the expulsion of no fewer than 15 female students over their alleged involvement in sex video offences, in what university authorities describe as an uncompromising war against indiscipline.
The revelation was made by the Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of the Governing Council, Prof. Bode Ayorinde, during the institution’s matriculation ceremony on Friday, where 936 fresh students were formally ushered into the university.
Addressing the gathering, Ayorinde issued a fiery warning, declaring that Achievers University would not tolerate any act capable of dragging its name into disrepute.
“You record yourself naked, post it online, and attach Achievers University to it — you are gone,” he thundered, urging students to stop abusing social media and focus on their future.
He disclosed that even students on the brink of graduation are not spared, recounting how a final-year student was dismissed after making statements perceived as inviting Boko Haram to the university. The institution, he said, refunded the student’s ₦2.3 million fees before showing him the exit.
According to the Pro-Chancellor, more than 15 female students have already been expelled over sex video scandals, while others have been dismissed for drug trafficking, fraud, and other serious misconduct.
“This is not a playground,” Ayorinde warned. “Your parents are paying heavily for you to become leaders, not internet sensations. Women are not objects for entertainment — they are meant to rule the world.”
He further revealed that in 2025 alone, 17 students were expelled for attempting to fraudulently secure examination clearance without paying their school fees, while three others were dismissed for dealing in hard drugs.
The university boss also blamed some parents and guardians for encouraging indiscipline, cautioning that indulgence today could destroy a child’s tomorrow.
He stressed that fighting, bullying, alcohol consumption, sexual harassment, and any form of misconduct attract instant expulsion, adding that both students and staff found guilty would face severe sanctions.
In his remarks, the Acting Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Amos Aremu, echoed the tough stance, reminding new students that admission into Achievers University is not just about earning a degree, but about discipline, character, and societal impact.
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