The Federal University of Technology, Minna (FUTMinna) Students’ Union has issued an urgent advisory to all students, warning them to avoid any involvement with a group identified as “Neolife.”

In a notice released today, the union cautioned that the group has been actively approaching students on and around campus, often dressed in corporate-style outfits or uniforms. The union described Neolife’s tactics as manipulative, alleging that members “lie in order to initiate students into their cult.”

Students are strongly advised not to engage with Neolife representatives and to report any encounters immediately to the Students’ Union, lecturers, school authorities, or campus security. The notice emphasized that participation in the group’s activities could distract from academic work and disrupt students’ progress.

As an alternative, the union directed students toward the Campus Entrepreneurship Centre, which offers support for skill development, professional growth, and legitimate income opportunities. Recommended focus areas include software, structural design, drafting tools, and other vocational or digital skills aligned with students’ fields of study.

The statement reaffirmed the university administration’s commitment to student safety, focus, and long-term success, urging the campus community to “stay alert, stay focused, and succeed together.”