UNIVERSITY LECTURER CAUGHT PANTS-DOWN IN SEX-FOR-MARK-SCANDAL
A nude video of Dr. O. O. Aduwo, a lecturer in the Accounting Department of Ekiti State University, EKSU, being beaten by students and subjected to harangue recently went viral.
The viral video has drawn the reaction of the school authority.
According to Mr Bode Olofinmuagun the Head, Directorate of Information and Corporate Affairs of the institution, in a statement he released on Saturday, the university is investigating the matter to the effect that Aduwo had been quizzed.
” The attention of the management of Ekiti State University has been drawn to a video that has gone viral on an alleged sex scandal involving one of our lecturers.
“The video allegedly fingered one Dr O. O. Aduwo of the Department of Accounting as the culprit and query has been issued to the accused lecturer, to state his own side of the story.
“This will be followed by a panel which would to dig deep into the matter,” Olofinmuagun said.
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