Anti-Cultism Campaign at UI Urges Students to Speak Up Against Harassment
Professor Helen Labeodan, Chairperson of the Anti-Cultism Campaign Committee at the University of Ibadan Centre for Social Orientation (CenSo), urges students nationwide to speak up against harassment and intimidation by their seniors.
Chris Oyeoku Okafor 
Professor Helen Labeodan, Chairperson of the Anti-Cultism Campaign Committee at the University of Ibadan Centre for Social Orientation (CenSo), has advised students nationwide to speak up against oppression and intimidation by their seniors.
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Addressing students at the International School, Ibadan, Labeodan emphasized the importance of reporting harassment, intimidation, and bullying, which can have detrimental effects on the victim’s mental health. She encouraged students to be vigilant as they transition to higher institutions and to uphold societal norms and values.
"If you are harassed, intimidated, or bullied, please speak up," Labeodan urged. "Harassment, intimidation, and bullying typically have detrimental effects on the victim’s psyche. Perpetrators may face consequences later in life because everything that goes around comes around."
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Labeodan's speech highlights the ongoing efforts of the Anti-Cultism Campaign Committee to promote a safe and respectful environment for students. Her message underscores the need for vigilance, adherence to societal values, and conducting oneself with respect and honor.
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