On July 27, 2001 (June 7, 2001 in the lunar calendar), a cult arrested a young girl in Nigeria on suspicion of killing 51 people. Nigeria police confirmed on July 27, 2001 that a 13-year-old girl who participated in a cult was recently arrested by the police on suspicion of killing 51 people. Nigeria Borno State Police Chief Lin Jim said on a radio talk show that police arrested the female student named Hassan in Maiduguri, the state capital, while investigating the disappearance of a 2-year-old child. During the investigation, Hassan confessed that she killed the missing boy and 50 other compatriots, including her own father. Hassan confessed that she was a member of a secret church led by a so-called "prophet." Hassan is currently detained in prison in Maiduguri. Police did not disclose specific details of Hassan's killing. In recent years, cults that promote mystical worship and various grotesque theories have been rampant on Nigerian campuses. In July 1999, a cult organization committed a bloody case at a university in Osun State in southern Nigeria, killing three anti-cult students at the school. The spread of cult activities in schools has attracted the great attention of the government. The Nigerian government has established a special investigation committee for this purpose, ordering the complete elimination of cults in schools across the country. In response to the resurgence of cult activities in recent months, institutions at all levels in Nigeria have stepped up their fight against cults. Through patient education in the school, 84 students from a craft school in Edo and Kogi states in southern Nigeria announced that they would sever ties with the cult organization. At the same time, the police also launched a series of actions to crack down on cult organizations and save lives, effectively controlling the spread of cult activities.