Another Nigerian University Sacks Lecturer Over Sex-for-Mark Scandal
The management of the Federal University of Technology, Minna, Niger State, has announced the dismissal of one of its lecturers following his involvement in an alleged sexual harassment of a female student of the institution.
Omananyi Yunusa Adinoyi, who is a lecturer in the Department of Geology, was dismissed after the outcome of investigation into alleged sexual assault on a female student in the department who took a course taught by him.
It was gathered that Adinoyi’s dismissal was approved during the University Council’s 131st meeting.
The Nation quoted a lecturer, who sought for anonymity, as saying that the case has been on for about three months after a committee was raised to investigate the allegations.
It was also learnt that there were discriminatory evidences against Adinoyi as the student involved provided audio recording of their conversation and the act.
The Deputy Director, Information and Publications of the university, Lydia Legbo, also confirmed his dismissal.
A colleague of the victim also said Mr Yunusa’s dismissal would “bring peace to the department.”
Also speaking, the University Vice Chancellor said the dismissal of the lecturer will serve as lesson to others to ensure total elimination of sexual harassment in the university community.
Bear in mind that the management of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile Ife, has announced the sacking of Professor Richard Akindele for allegedly demanding sex from his student, Monica Osagie, to upgrade her mark.


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