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Sexual misconduct: Four Kogi university lecturers dismissed

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Sexual misconduct: Four Kogi university lecturers dismissed

The Governing Council of the Federal University, Lokoja, has approved the dismissal of four lecturers for involvement in examination malpractices and sexual misconduct.

The decision was reached during the council’s second meeting, held on Thursday, following a thorough investigation into allegations leveled against the lecturers last year. The council, led by Senator Victor Ndoma-Egba, commended the university’s management for adhering to due process throughout the investigation.

Senator Ndoma-Egba emphasized the council’s zero-tolerance policy for unethical behavior, stating, “The council will not tolerate any unethical conduct in the university.” He also urged the university to expedite the resolution of pending misconduct cases, including a high-profile case within the Faculty of Science that has drawn significant media attention.

The council cautioned staff and lecturers against any form of student molestation, reiterating that no misconduct would be ignored or covered up.

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