Moving out of the college at night is prohibited by school management but the students, especially those in their first year, are said to have ignored the guidelines by sneaking out as late as hours to offer their bodies for cash. College principal James Mvula said he was aware about the illegal activity and warned that those caught would be dismissed as the practice was denting the image of the institution. Mr Mvula, however, said the institution was sensitising the students against engaging themselves in illicit sex.
This is not the first time the students have attracted controversy over illegal night outings after eight of them were disciplined in for similar offences. He attributed the problem to the central location of the college, which enabled students to engage in illegal activties. Mr Mvula said measures such as routine roll calls during weekends for the boarders would be intensified.
The escapades by some female students have angered their male counterparts who say such behaviour was damaging the image of the institution.
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