VP Bala
A lecturer in the Department of Geology, Federal University of Technology, Minna, Niger State, Omananyi Yunusa Adinoyi, has been dismissed for alleged sexual harassment.
Adinoyi’s dismissal was approved during the University Council’s 131st meeting.
A lecturer, who pleaded for anonymity, said the case has been on for about three months after a committee was raised to investigate the allegations.
According to him, there were discriminatory evidences against Adinoyi as the student involved provided audio recording of their conversation and the act.
It was however learnt that Adinoyi and the student have been dating for a while.
“It is not as if he forced her; it was a mutual affair, and we don’t know why the girl blew the lid.
“He was not dismissed because he slept with the girl; the University is angry that the act was committed inside his office because the evidence and tape did not show he forced her.
“It is also not clear that he has not been intimidating the girl since she is a student in his department. And there was no way he could have exonerated himself that he did not use his position to intimidate the student. All evidences were against him,” the source explained.
he deserves what he got
surprise sharia no give am upper cut.His wife will definitely dismiss him when he gets home..yeye people
That serves him right!
Well deserved dismissal. I hope other higher institutions will emulate this. Too many lecturers in both universities and Secondary schools in Nigeria use their positions to intimidate female students to sleep with them before they give them pass mark. The females “settle” with their body and the men pay cash. That is why education is no longer what it used to be in Nigeria.
Datz how one Zackius in Social studies department @ college of education nsugbe Anambra state is disturbing my fiacee everytime but he dey enter d trap small small till his cup is full and i will dry his bank acc bf his dismissal useless he goat,dey are many in dat institution if u doubt me ask someone u know from dat school.