In a shocking revelation, a total of 60 lecturers across various Nigerian universities have been dismissed for engaging in sex-for-marks scandals over the past five years. This alarming trend highlights the persistent issue of sexual exploitation in higher education institutions. The National Universities Commission (NUC) has taken a strong stance against such misconduct, urging universities to implement stricter measures to combat this unethical behavior. Victims of these scandals have been encouraged to report incidents, as authorities aim to create a safer academic environment. The NUC's commitment to addressing this issue reflects a broader effort to uphold academic integrity and protect students' rights. As the fight against sexual harassment in educational settings continues, the focus remains on fostering a culture of accountability and respect.
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