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Tuesday, 25 July 2017

Alas! Lecturer sacked for collecting money to clear spill over students

Lecturer and school



Nigeria - College of Education, Akwanga, Nasarawa State, has sacked a lecturer found to have collected money to clear students who had carry-overs in some courses.
Provost, Dr. Rebecca Umaru, told the News Agency of Nigeria on Tuesday in Akwanga that the lecturer, Paul Madela, who was the institution’s examination officer, extorted money from students that had failed some courses and were expected to carry them over.

“The Governing Council of the college approved his sack when a committee set up to investigate the allegation found him culpable,” Umaru said.
Umaru said two other lecturers, Musa Agwadu and Ibrahim Shakaro, were also being investigated for allegedly diverting registration money they reportedly collected from students.
“If the two lecturers are found guilty, we shall apply appropriate sanctions in line with the law,” she said.
Umaru also dismissed reports that one of her deputies slapped a student in the examination hall.
“A student was asked to leave the examination hall for not paying registration fees and therefore not obtaining an examination card.
“Based on the preliminary investigation, the student was a victim of extortion by one of the lecturers under investigation.
“The lecturer is accused of diverting registration money he collected from the said student.
“The situation actually created tension in the college and even forced management to suspend the ongoing examinations. But no one was slapped or beaten,” she said.
Umaru warned students and parents against giving registration fees to any staff, and advised that all fees be paid into the designated bank accounts.
She also advised students to desist from social vices such as cultism, examination malpractice, indecent dressing, and drunkenness, saying anyone caught would face sanctions. 

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