Fear as FULOKOJA Sacks 4 Top Lecturers

Federal University Lokoja, FULOKOJA,  sacks 4 top lecturers for alleged misconduct.

The sacked lecturers were reportedly involved in examination misconduct and s£xual harassment.

This was discovered after a thorough investigation. The university council reaffirmed its zero-tolerance policy on misconduct and instructed management to roundup other pending cases.

The students were encouraged to report h@ra$$ment, with the university maintaining a commitment to a safe academic environment

As FULOKOJA sacks 4 top lecturers, other academic and non academic staff members are now being careful

The decision of FULOKOJA sacking 4 top lecturers was announced during the institution’s Second Council Meeting. The meeting was chaired by Senator Victor Ndoma-Egba.

The university’s council stated that the dismissal of the four lecturers was based on serious violations of ethical standards, including allegations of examination malpractice and sexual harassment.

According to a statement from the university, the decision was reached after a thorough investigation, with the council commending the management for following due process in handling the matter.

Senator Ndoma-Egba, Chairman of the Governing Council, said:

“The actions of these lecturers are completely unacceptable. As an institution, we are committed to maintaining the highest standards of integrity and ethics,”

“This decision underscores our commitment to a zero-tolerance policy towards any form of misconduct, especially in matters that compromise the safety and academic integrity of our students.”

The council emphasized its stance on unethical behavior, affirming that such actions would not be tolerated in any form. The students are reportedly happy as FULOKOJA sacks 4 top lecturers

The university’s management has also been instructed to hasten the investigation of other pending cases, including one in the Faculty of Science, which has attracted media attention.

“We want to send a strong message to all staff members that any form of misconduct will not be tolerated.

“We expect all lecturers to maintain the highest ethical standards in their professional conduct,” added Senator Ndoma-Egba.

The council further called on the students of the university to be vigilant and speak out against any form of harassment.

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