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LASUSTECH Sacks Three Lecturers Over Sexual Harassment

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The Lagos State University of Science and Technology, LASUSTECH, has dismissed three lecturers from its academic staff over confirmed cases of sexual harassment.

The affected staff are Nurudeen Hassan of the Department of Mass Communication, Kareem Arigbabu, and Olayinka Uthman, both from the Department of Arts and Design.

Their termination was approved following a thorough investigation and deliberations by the institution’s Governing Council.

According to an internal memo titled “Dismissal of Staff Members Due to Sexual Harassment Allegations,” the decision was made in line with Section 5.5.2(v) of the University’s Senior Staff Conditions of Service.

“The Governing Council of LASUSTECH has taken decisive action in response to allegations of sexual harassment involving three staff members. After a thorough investigation and deliberation, the council has approved their dismissal.

This decision, which is effective immediately, is in accordance with Section 5.5.2(v) of the University Senior Staff Conditions of Service,” the memo read.

The university reiterated its zero-tolerance policy on sexual misconduct and reaffirmed its commitment to fostering a safe and respectful learning environment.

“The university takes allegations of sexual harassment seriously, as they compromise the institution’s image and disrupt the academic environment.

“ The Governing Council’s decision reflects the university’s commitment to maintaining a safe and respectful campus community,” the statement added.

Confirming the development in a chat with newsmen, the institution’s Public Relations Officer, Olanrewaju Kuye, said due process was followed before the dismissal was effected.

“It is true. The three of them were dismissed. The Governing Council followed all procedures. We gave them queries before they were dismissed,” Kuye said.

The development comes amid growing concerns over sexual misconduct in Nigerian tertiary institutions, with calls for stricter enforcement of ethical standards across campuses.

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