How MAPOLY Student ‘Gaddafi’ Became Linked to a Deadly Cult Clash

This account recounts the rise and fall of a MAPOLY Civil Engineering student known as Gaddafi, who was reportedly raised in a religious home before joining the Eiye Confraternity in 2007. By 2009, he had reportedly risen to become second-in-command of the group on campus. During a violent clash with the Buccaneers, he was accused of shooting two rival members within the school premises, an escalation that sparked a police manhunt. Police reportedly traced him to a residence in October 2009, where he was found hiding in a tree. He was shot during the operation, arrested with serious injuries and later died in police custody. The story reflects the devastating effect of campus cult violence and the lives lost to it.

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