Nigerian Lecturer Sacked By Ugandan University For Demanding Sex For Marks

Nigerian lecturer has been sacked by a Ugandan university after being found guilty of sexual harassment.

Dr. Nafiu Lukman Abiodun, the Head Department of Economics and Statistics in the Faculty of Economics and Management Sciences at Kabale University, was sacked for demanding sex from female students in exchange for marks, The Independent, a Ugandan newspaper reported on Monday.

Abiodun, a Nigerian national is also the director of research at the university. He was interdicted mid-year to pave the way for investigations into complaints that he was demanding sex from female students in exchange for marks.

According to The Independent, Lukman would give retakes to female students that refuse.

 

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