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According to reports, a significant number of individuals departed on Sunday due to concerns over the potential return of the armed assailants.
The armed incursion occurred at approximately 9 p.m. on Friday and persisted for a duration exceeding 30 minutes, during which campus security refrained from intervening.
As per the Malabites, the armed individuals effectively confiscated many mobile devices and monetary possessions that were owned by the pupils residing in Hall 4.
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According to a witness identified as Helen Akpan, the armed group effectively carried out their activities within Rooms 228, 227, and 232, while also discharging firearms in a random manner. The auditory impact of their firearms instilled a sense of dread and induced disarray.
The regrettable occurrence has generated a sense of apprehension among a considerable number of students and entrepreneurs of businesses throughout the Republic.
The results indicated that a portion of the students who were victims of robbery belonged to different departments.
Several individuals were included in the list, such as Joshua Bassey from the Anatomy department, Bartolomeo Atekon from the Banking and Finance department, Offre Sharon from the Medicine department (CUMSA DOI Elect), Ekpendu Theophilus, Jeremiah Edet, and Chinonso Collins from Civil Engineering. According to Peter, a student leader who provided his name, the individuals responsible for the heinous deed absconded with their cellular devices, laptops, and portable battery packs.
According to an eyewitness account, the pupils were rendered incapable of responding due to the presence of firearms being directed towards them.
The President of the Student Union Government (SUG), Kachi Akwo, and the Dean of Student Affairs, Dr. Tony Eyang, expressed strong disapproval of the attacks perpetrated against the unsuspecting students.
The response from law enforcement officials about the occurrence has not yet been observed.