UNILAG Lecturer and Pastor, Dr Boniface Exposed in a BBC Documentary
BBC Africa Eye has started an investigation into the sex for grade scandal rocking many universities in Nigeria.
Academic institutions in West Africa have increasingly been facing allegations of sexual harassment by lecturers. This type of abuse is said to be endemic, but it’s almost never proven.
The media company has sent covered reporters to the University of Lagos and to the Univ. of Ghana, who have been under harassment from senior lecturers in the universities. The survey reveals that female reporters were abused sexually. All this has been filmed in a secret camera.
Reporter Kiki Mordi revealed now what's going on in some of the leading universities behind closed doors.
The media company has sent covered reporters to the University of Lagos and to the Univ. of Ghana, who have been under harassment from senior lecturers in the universities. The survey reveals that female reporters were abused sexually. All this has been filmed in a secret camera.
Reporter Kiki Mordi revealed now what's going on in some of the leading universities behind closed doors.
Watch video of documentary below:
- @BBCAfrica releases #Sexforgrades documentary, implicating a Nigerian academic, Prof. Dr. Boniface, at UniLag.— SubDeliveryZone (@SubDeliveryZone) October 7, 2019
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- #SexForGrades : BBC Africa also busted a Ghanian lecturer, Dr Paul Kwame Butakor, demanding to be in a romantic relationship with his female student.— SubDeliveryZone (@SubDeliveryZone) October 7, 2019
Video source : - @BBCAfrica
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