SexForGrade: University Of Ghana Bans Two Lecturers

SexForGrade: University Of Ghana Bans Two Lecturers

The University of Ghana has banned two of its lecturers implicated in s3x scandal in the BBC’s sexforgrades documentary.

The two lecturers, Professor Ransford Gyampo and Dr Paul Kwame Butakor were interdicted by the university on Tuesday.

The two lecturers from the University of Ghana were shown in the BBC’s documentary and accused of engaging in s3xual harassment on campus.

According to statement issued by the University, the lecturers were being banned as part of investigations into the allegations.

The statement signed by the Director of Public Affairs, Stella  Amoa said the decision to interdict Gyampo and Butakor, was to allow for further investigations into the matter.

The statement said in line with University regulations, the two lecturers would be invited by the Anti-Sexual Harassment Committee in the next few days to assist with further investigations into the BBC documentary.

SexForGrades: UNILAG Suspends Another Lecturer

SexForGrades: UNILAG Suspends Another Lecturer

The University of Lagos, Akoka, has suspended another lecturer, Dr Samuel Oladipo, of the Department of Economics, Faculty of Social Sciences, after he was also indicted in a s3xual harassment documentary produced by the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC).

This is just as the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila; wife of the President, Aisha Buhari; and the Academic Staff Union of Universities called for the prosecution of the lecturers indicted in the documentary, while calling for the cleansing of the system.

The BBC had produced a documentary exposing four lecturers two from UNILAG and two from the University of Ghana, Legon for allegedly harassing undercover reporters, who posed as students in need of help.

The release of the footage had drawn outrage from many Nigerians, who demanded that justice be served.

The Principal Assistant Registrar, Communication Unit, UNILAG, Taiwo Oloyede, told PUNCH Metro on Tuesday that the second lecturer in the documentary, Oladipupo, had also been suspended.

SexForGrades: I Will Not Be Pressured To Speak – UNILAG Lecturer Says

SexForGrades: I Will Not Be Pressured To Speak – UNILAG Lecturer Says

Dr Boniface Igbeneghu has stated that he will not be speaking anytime soon on the allegations of s3xual harassment levelled against him in the BBC #SexForGrades investigative documentary that was released on Monday, October 7th.

Igbeneghu, a senior lecturer and also an associate pastor with the Foursquare Gospel Church, was caught on tape seeking s3xual favours from a journalist who posed as a 17-year-old student seeking his assistance in getting an admission in the University.

When contacted by Punch, Igbeneghu said he would not be pressured to speak on the allegation.

“I work for the University of Lagos; if you want any reaction, talk to the university. Contact the information unit and they will tell you the correct position. If I talk, I will be running foul of the varsity law. Don’t put unnecessary pressure on me to say beyond what I have said,” he said