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April 24, 2025 at 8:34 PM #78750
justseyi
KeymasterWait first, how do you sexually harass anyone, talkess of a married woman? MADNESS
Bauchi, Nigeria – In a decisive move to uphold integrity, Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University (ATBU) in Bauchi State has sacked Dr. Usman Aliyu, a lecturer found guilty of sexually harassing a married postgraduate student. The shocking dismissal, approved during the university’s 96th Governing Council meeting on April 11, 2025, sends a clear message: misconduct will not be tolerated.
Zailani Bappa, ATBU’s Director of Information and Public Relations, revealed the details in an exclusive interview on Thursday. The victim, a student in the Department of Chemical Engineering within the Faculty of Engineering and Engineering Technology, reported the harassment, triggering a thorough investigation by the university’s Senior Staff Disciplinary Committee. The committee’s findings confirmed Dr. Aliyu’s guilt, leading to his immediate termination under Chapter 3, Item F, Section I(o) of ATBU’s Senior Staff Conditions of Service.
“This is a landmark decision,” Bappa declared. “The council acted swiftly to protect our students and maintain the university’s reputation. Dr. Aliyu has been ordered to return all university property to his Head of Department and surrender his ID to the Chief Security Officer.”
The dismissal, effective immediately, underscores ATBU’s zero-tolerance policy on sexual misconduct, particularly against vulnerable students. The case has sparked conversations across campus, with students and faculty praising the university’s firm stance while calling for stronger safeguards to prevent future incidents.
As ATBU moves forward, this action reaffirms its commitment to a safe and respectful academic environment, setting a powerful precedent for institutions nationwide.
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