- The management of Taraba State University (TSU), Jalingo, has suspended the Students’ Union Government (SUG) indefinitely following alleged misconduct during the 2025 Students’ Week, particularly a controversial “Gender Swap Day.”
- Vice-Chancellor Prof. Sunday Paul Bako said the event violated the school’s dress code and values, blaming the SUG leadership for poor coordination.
- Some students have been apprehended for disciplinary and possible legal action, while SUG President Victor Mishak Abednego has apologized to the university for the embarrassment caused.
Taraba State University Suspends SUG Over Misconduct During Students’ Week
The Management of Taraba State University (TSU), Jalingo, has suspended the Students’ Union Government (SUG) indefinitely following alleged misconduct during the 2025 Students’ Week.
The decision comes after backlash over a controversial “Gender Swap Day”, which the university said violated its dress code and moral standards.
In a statement signed by Vice-Chancellor Prof. Sunday Paul Bako, the management described the incidents as “regrettable” and blamed the SUG leadership for poor supervision.
Some students involved have reportedly been apprehended and will face disciplinary action or possible prosecution.
Meanwhile, SUG President Victor Mishak Abednego has apologized to the university, pledging stricter compliance with school regulations in future events.The Management of Taraba State University (TSU), Jalingo, has suspended the Students’ Union Government (SUG) indefinitely following alleged misconduct during the 2025 Students’ Week.
The decision comes after backlash over a controversial “Gender Swap Day”, which the university said violated its dress code and moral standards.
In a statement signed by Vice-Chancellor Prof. Sunday Paul Bako, the management described the incidents as “regrettable” and blamed the SUG leadership for poor supervision.
Some students involved have reportedly been apprehended and will face disciplinary action or possible prosecution.
Meanwhile, SUG President Victor Mishak Abednego has apologized to the university, pledging stricter compliance with school regulations in future events.
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