Ayomide Samuel
A groundbreaking investigation has revealed a pervasive culture of sexual harassment and exploitation in Nigerian higher institutions, with lecturers exchanging grades for sex.
The investigation has unearthed a wealth of evidence, from covert recordings to explicit messages, and disturbing allegations of sexual assault. One courageous student, opting to stay unidentified, recounted her distressing encounters with a lecturer. "I felt trapped," she shared. "I was scared to jeopardize my degree, yet I couldn't endure the idea of compromising my dignity." Here's a refined version: "Exposé: Unveiling the 'Sex for Grades' Scandal in Higher Institutions."
A staggering investigation has exposed a rampant culture of sexual harassment and exploitation in Nigerian higher institutions, where lecturers are trading grades for sex. The scandal has sent shockwaves throughout the nation, leaving students, parents, and educators reeling.
According to sources, lecturers have been using their authority to coerce students into sexual relationships, threatening to fail them or withhold their degrees if they refuse.
This egregious abuse of power has created a toxic environment, where students feel trapped and helpless.
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