Many now welcome the ban, seeing it as a long-overdue action against campus lawlessness
The Ivorian government has shut down all student unions after two student murders linked to the notorious Student and School Federation (Fesci).
Investigations at Abidjan's top university revealed a torture tunnel and brothel allegedly run by Fesci.
Students describe the group’s long-standing reign of terror, including extortion, threats, and violence.
Raids led to arrests and the seizure of weapons, bringing hope for peace on campuses.
Once a protest group, Fesci became feared for criminal activity, with some former leaders rising to high political positions.
Many now welcome the ban, seeing it as a long-overdue action against campus lawlessness.
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