LOKOJA UNIVERSITY FIRES FOUR LECTURES OVER SEXUAL HARASSMENT AND EXAM MISCONDUCT. (PHOTO).

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 Lokoja University Fires Four Lecturers Over Sexual Harassment and Exam Misconduct The Governing Council of the Federal University, Lokoja, Kogi State, has approved the dismissal of four lecturers over allegations of sexual harassment and examination misconduct.  The decision was made during the council's second meeting, chaired by Senator Victor Ndoma-Egba, which was recently held in Lokoja. The council praised the university's management for following due process in investigating the allegations. Reaffirming its commitment to a zero-tolerance policy towards unethical behavior, the council made it clear that misconduct of any kind will not be tolerated at the institution. It also instructed the university to expedite the resolution of other pending cases, particularly one in the Faculty of Science that has recently attracted media attention. The council urged staff and faculty members to uphold high ethical standards and encouraged students to report any incidents of harassmen
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AMOTEKUN ARRESTS GAMBLER WHO FAKED KIDNAPPING TO ESCAPE DEBT. (PHOTO).

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 Amotekun Arrests Gambler Who Faked Kidnapping to Escape Debt


The Ogun Amotekun Corps has arrested a 41-year-old man, Enitan Awoyemi, for allegedly staging his own kidnapping in an attempt to avoid repaying a significant gambling debt.


Awoyemi, a resident of Irolu-Remo in Ikenne Local Government Area, was apprehended on Wednesday following an investigation into the alleged abduction.


According to a statement from the Corps Commander, Alade Adedigba, Awoyemi’s wife, Mrs. Tope Awoyemi, reported the incident on November 10 at the Amotekun Irolu outpost. She claimed that her husband had called her, saying he had been kidnapped the previous day by unknown assailants who demanded a ransom of N5 million for his release.


The Amotekun Intelligence team immediately launched an investigation, uncovering that Awoyemi had accumulated significant gambling debts, amounting to about one million naira, from his regular participation in a lotto game. The suspect, who had previously won N6 million from the same game, used part of his winnings to purchase a Toyota Corolla Sport and a Bajaj Boxer motorcycle for commercial use. Faced with his mounting debts and inability to repay them, Awoyemi allegedly staged the kidnapping.


Through a coordinated effort with the Vigilantes Group of Nigeria (VGN) and local community members, Awoyemi was traced to Ijagba town and later to Ota in the Ado-Odo/Ota Local Government Area. He was finally apprehended on November 13 at the Irolu Okada Park during routine patrols by Amotekun officers.


Upon his arrest, the officers noticed a strong smell of insecticide on Awoyemi, raising concerns that he may have attempted suicide. He was quickly taken to Rufina Private Hospital in Iperu for medical care.


Once he is discharged from the hospital, Awoyemi will be handed over to the police in Ilisan for further legal action. Commander Adedigba emphasized the Amotekun Corps' commitment to maintaining law and order, exposing fraudulent activities, and ensuring the safety of Ogun State residents.

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