A statement issued by Mr. Inya Egwu, the university’s acting public relations officer, contains the instruction.

According to the institution, the regrettable event that occurred at UNN on September 12 made the instruction imperative.

According to NAN, a businessman named Chiebonam Nweze, also known as Power-Autos, was allegedly fatally stabbed.

The students’ organization of the UNN Department of Archaeology and Heritage Studies hosted a burn-fire night, and Nweze was a guest.
The management of the UNN has now mandated that all such events must take place solely during the day and under the University Security Unit’s supervision.

The administration declared that social gatherings of any type would no longer be allowed on our campuses after 6:00 p.m.
According to the administration, it was regrettable that criminals from a nearby neighborhood took control of the fire event and started fighting.

In order to prevent a repetition of such an occurrence, the management promised the public that UNN will continue to take all necessary steps to ensure a safe and secure environment for all members of its community.