IAUE Suspends Lecturer on Account of 'Sex-For-Grade' Scandal

The Management of Ignatius Ajuru University of Education has suspended Dr Samuel Abiye of the Department of Curriculum Studies for 3 months on half salary on allegation of sexual extortion for grade from one of his female students. He was recorded by a female student who he promised to help to pass his course and all other courses taught by other lecturers in their department, if and only if, she could help him through sexual gratification. Dr. Abiye directed the female student to meet him at the King James Hotels towards Eagle Cement area of Rumuolumeni, where she was to be explored sexually in exchange for grades.

In the interim, the University has directed that all courses taught by Dr. Abiye for the 1st semester of 2020/2021 be regraded through conference marking to be supervised by the Dean of Education. All his courses and supervisees have been reassigned to other lecturers in his department.

The matter has been referred to the University Staff Disciplinary Committee for further investigation to determine his fate.

We are determined to keep our little corners tidy.

– VC, Professor Ozo-mekuri Ndimele

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