Sex for mark scandal: update from the VC
Toyin Falola
PRESS RELEASE
Re: Audio Recording of an Academic Staff Sexually Harassing a Female Student
The attention of the authorities of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife has been drawn to an audio recording, now trending on the social media, of a telephone conversation ostensibly between one Professor Akindele and a female student of the University. The recording suggests that the lecturer was demanding sex in return for grade which clearly amounts to sexually harassing the lady.
Since the matter came to our notice, the University has begun the process of identifying the characters involves in this apparent breach of its regulations, the Code of Conduct for the University Community and the Anti-sexual Harassment policy, in full compliance with all applicable laws, rules, regulations and procedures of the University. To this end, the University has set up a high-powered committee to investigate the allegation and submit its report within one week. Anyone found culpable will be dealt with decisively.
I wish to assure the general public that Obafemi Awolowo University has zero tolerance for sexual harassment. The University considers sexual harassment as a serious offence contrary to its Code of Conduct for the University Community and against the Anti-sexual Harassment Policy of the University. It is totally and morally reprehensible, and the University will never condone such act by any staff or student.
Once again, I wish to reiterate that no one found culpable of this serious misconduct of sexual harassment will go unpunished.
Thank you.
Professor Eyitope Ogunbodede
Vice-Chancellor
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One lady who should've done NYSC two years earlier was in my set because a Professor in her department, swore to make her stay on until she agrees to give him a piece of her. Tired of her harassments, she too vowed to teach the man a lesson of a lifetime.
She agreed to sleep with the lecturer but in his office. The horny bastard dived at the offer and when the girl asked to give the Prof a blow job, the man was so happy that he spread his legs wide apart in anticipation of a happy hour. The bitter girl dug his teeth into the man's dick and kept biting, the louder he screamed, the deeper her teeth probed into the man's penis. The man not only lost his job, but also probably lost the full use of his joystick.
My friend was dating a beautiful girl in our class who would go on to be his wife. This bullish Professor who was good at everything else but his job, noticed the girl in our of his classes and decided to make her his professorial research interest. He did everything to woo the girl including threatening her. To make matters worse, the Prof was assigned to her as her project supervisor. He helped her but wanted something in return. The girl was defiant and the man was livid.
My friend was marked out for victimization. The old man felt slighted that the pleasure he was being denied, was what my friend was enjoying.
On the day of our project defense, my Friend delivered a salutary performance which earned him a wild ovation from student. We were yet to finish clapping when the Randy Professor who was also in charge of the project defense went into a fit of tirades. Everyone was shocked, his fellow lecturers watched with dismay as he berated the entire class for daring to celebrate what was a good presentation.
The randy Professor failed my friend and it took the intervention of his supervisor who insisted that my friend had done a good research, to get him off the hook. Even at that, he got a paltry D for all his efforts.
Our universities are littered with lecturers who trade grades for sex or money, sometimes even both. The result is certificate wielding graduates with little or nothing to show for their qualifications. We have graduates that are poorly trained and ill equipped to face the world. Some, graduate with the mindset that they can buy their way through life, and the sad thing is that they indeed do.
The likes of Professor Akindele do not belong in the classroom. They are a threat not only to our girls but also to the teaching profession and to education. They defile the ivory tower with the lecherous character and debase what should be a profession reserved only for nobles.
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Date: Sat, 14 Apr 2018, 22:46
Subject: Re: USA Africa Dialogue Series - Sex for mark scandal: update from the VC
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Ämne: SV: USA Africa Dialogue Series - Sex for mark scandal: update from the VCAlhaji Farooq, the self-imposed father of English language, is here again to reduce a serious issue not only into a misuse of English vocabulary but by extension to impugn on the integrity of the Vice Chancellor of the OAU whom he ridiculed as writing 'this embarrassingly, error-ridden news release,' which according to him exposed the VC of not knowing the difference between sexual harassment and sexual assault.Correcting the choice of word used by the VC of OAU, the Mai-Gida of English language wrote, "Engaging in sex with a student in exchange for grades isn't sexual harassment. It's unvarnished sexual assault."Professor Braggadocio of English language is, for reasons best known to him, out to correct the OAU's VC choice of word where there is none to correct. Here follows excerpts from the published telephone conversations purported to be between the female student and the male Professor of the OAU in order to prove that the choice of word by the VC in describing what was alleged to have happened between the female student and the male professor is the most appropriate :-
Lecturer: Let's have the first one today and then we will do another one tomorrow. Is our agreement not five times?
Student: Is it B that you want to give me or C? Will it be five times you will knack me?
Lecturer: That's what I will do.
Student: Professor, you know what? Let me fail it. I can't do it five times. For what nah? No worry. Thank you, Sir.
Lecturer: You are welcome.
Was the lecturer engaged in sex with the female student according to the published telephone conversations alleged to be between the female student and her lecturer? The answer is capital NO. Rather it is obvious that the female student refused to engage in sex with the professor for the purpose of transforming her exam failure to pass. Thus, the student was not sexually assaulted as Nigeria's father of English language, Professor Farooq Kperogi, would want the VC of OAU to write. Factually, the female student was sexually harassed by the lecturer but she rebuffed the sexual harasser.
However, I cannot understand why it should take one week for a committee to find out if Professor Pastor Richard Akindele actually committed the act of sexual harassments he is being accused of. At most, it will take ten minutes to check the call loggs in the telephone of the female student to know if he dialled the telephone numbers of Professor Akindele and at what time and on which date. In this age of Nollywood Actors, it cannot be ruled out that the voice of Professor Akindele was imitated by an actor on a telephone that does belong to him. Professor Akindele too should be prepared to submit his telephone to the OAU authorities to determine if he ever engaged in telephone conversations with the female student and at what time and on which date. Even if he were to erase the female student's telephone number from his phone, it is technically easy for the telephone service provider to retrieve it. I doubt if a Professor would talk as portrayed in the manuscript of the alleged telephone conversation. But let's wait and see, a week will soon be tomorrow.
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Ämne: SV: USA Africa Dialogue Series - Sex for mark scandal: update from the VCAlhaji Farooq, the self-imposed father of English language, is here again to reduce a serious issue not only into a misuse of English vocabulary but by extension to impugn on the integrity of the Vice Chancellor of the OAU whom he ridiculed as writing 'this embarrassingly, error-ridden news release,' which according to him exposed the VC of not knowing the difference between sexual harassment and sexual assault. Correcting the choice of word used by the VC of OAU, the Mai-Gida of English language wrote, "Engaging in sex with a student in exchange for grades isn't sexual harassment. It's unvarnished sexual assault." Professor Braggadocio of English language is, for reasons best known to him, out to correct the OAU's VC choice of word where there is none to correct. Here follows excerpts from the published telephone conversations purported to be between the female student and the male Professor of the OAU in order to prove that the choice of word by the VC in describing what was alleged to have happened between the female student and the male professor is the most appropriate :-
Lecturer: Let's have the first one today and then we will do another one tomorrow. Is our agreement not five times?
Student: Is it B that you want to give me or C? Will it be five times you will knack me?
Lecturer: That's what I will do.
Student: Professor, you know what? Let me fail it. I can't do it five times. For what nah? No worry. Thank you, Sir.
Lecturer: You are welcome.
Was the lecturer engaged in sex with the female student according to the published telephone conversations alleged to be between the female student and her lecturer? The answer is capital NO. Rather it is obvious that the female student refused to engage in sex with the professor for the purpose of transforming her exam failure to pass. Thus, the student was not sexually assaulted as Nigeria's father of English language, Professor Farooq Kperogi, would want the VC of OAU to write. Factually, the female student was sexually harassed by the lecturer but she rebuffed the sexual harasser.
However, I cannot understand why it should take one week for a committee to find out if Professor Pastor Richard Akindele actually committed the act of sexual harassments he is being accused of. At most, it will take ten minutes to check the call loggs in the telephone of the female student to know if he dialled the telephone numbers of Professor Akindele and at what time and on which date. In this age of Nollywood Actors, it cannot be ruled out that the voice of Professor Akindele was imitated by an actor on a telephone that does belong to him. Professor Akindele too should be prepared to submit his telephone to the OAU authorities to determine if he ever engaged in telephone conversations with the female student and at what time and on which date. Even if he were to erase the female student's telephone number from his phone, it is technically easy for the telephone service provider to retrieve it. I doubt if a Professor would talk as portrayed in the manuscript of the alleged telephone conversation. But let's wait and see, a week will soon be tomorrow.
S. Kadiri
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Alhaji Farooq, the self-imposed father of English language, is here again to reduce a serious issue not only into a misuse of English vocabulary but by extension to impugn on the integrity of the Vice Chancellor of the OAU whom he ridiculed as writing 'this embarrassingly, error-ridden news release,' which according to him exposed the VC of not knowing the difference between sexual harassment and sexual assault.Correcting the choice of word used by the VC of OAU, the Mai-Gida of English language wrote, "Engaging in sex with a student in exchange for grades isn't sexual harassment. It's unvarnished sexual assault."Professor Braggadocio of English language is, for reasons best known to him, out to correct the OAU's VC choice of word where there is none to correct. Here follows excerpts from the published telephone conversations purported to be between the female student and the male Professor of the OAU in order to prove that the choice of word by the VC in describing what was alleged to have happened between the female student and the male professor is the most appropriate :-
Lecturer: Let's have the first one today and then we will do another one tomorrow. Is our agreement not five times?
Student: Is it B that you want to give me or C? Will it be five times you will knack me?
Lecturer: That's what I will do.
Student: Professor, you know what? Let me fail it. I can't do it five times. For what nah? No worry. Thank you, Sir.
Lecturer: You are welcome.
Was the lecturer engaged in sex with the female student according to the published telephone conversations alleged to be between the female student and her lecturer? The answer is capital NO. Rather it is obvious that the female student refused to engage in sex with the professor for the purpose of transforming her exam failure to pass. Thus, the student was not sexually assaulted as Nigeria's father of English language, Professor Farooq Kperogi, would want the VC of OAU to write. Factually, the female student was sexually harassed by the lecturer but she rebuffed the sexual harasser.
However, I cannot understand why it should take one week for a committee to find out if Professor Pastor Richard Akindele actually committed the act of sexual harassments he is being accused of. At most, it will take ten minutes to check the call loggs in the telephone of the female student to know if he dialled the telephone numbers of Professor Akindele and at what time and on which date. In this age of Nollywood Actors, it cannot be ruled out that the voice of Professor Akindele was imitated by an actor on a telephone that does belong to him. Professor Akindele too should be prepared to submit his telephone to the OAU authorities to determine if he ever engaged in telephone conversations with the female student and at what time and on which date. Even if he were to erase the female student's telephone number from his phone, it is technically easy for the telephone service provider to retrieve it. I doubt if a Professor would talk as portrayed in the manuscript of the alleged telephone conversation. But let's wait and see, a week will soon be tomorrow.
S. Kadiri
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Alhaji Farooq, the self-imposed father of English language, is here again to reduce a serious issue not only into a misuse of English vocabulary but by extension to impugn on the integrity of the Vice Chancellor of the OAU whom he ridiculed as writing 'this embarrassingly, error-ridden news release,' which according to him exposed the VC of not knowing the difference between sexual harassment and sexual assault. Correcting the choice of word used by the VC of OAU, the Mai-Gida of English language wrote, "Engaging in sex with a student in exchange for grades isn't sexual harassment. It's unvarnished sexual assault." Professor Braggadocio of English language is, for reasons best known to him, out to correct the OAU's VC choice of word where there is none to correct. Here follows excerpts from the published telephone conversations purported to be between the female student and the male Professor of the OAU in order to prove that the choice of word by the VC in describing what was alleged to have happened between the female student and the male professor is the most appropriate :-
Lecturer: Let's have the first one today and then we will do another one tomorrow. Is our agreement not five times?
Student: Is it B that you want to give me or C? Will it be five times you will knack me?
Lecturer: That's what I will do.
Student: Professor, you know what? Let me fail it. I can't do it five times. For what nah? No worry. Thank you, Sir.
Lecturer: You are welcome.
Was the lecturer engaged in sex with the female student according to the published telephone conversations alleged to be between the female student and her lecturer? The answer is capital NO. Rather it is obvious that the female student refused to engage in sex with the professor for the purpose of transforming her exam failure to pass. Thus, the student was not sexually assaulted as Nigeria's father of English language, Professor Farooq Kperogi, would want the VC of OAU to write. Factually, the female student was sexually harassed by the lecturer but she rebuffed the sexual harasser.
However, I cannot understand why it should take one week for a committee to find out if Professor Pastor Richard Akindele actually committed the act of sexual harassments he is being accused of. At most, it will take ten minutes to check the call loggs in the telephone of the female student to know if he dialled the telephone numbers of Professor Akindele and at what time and on which date. In this age of Nollywood Actors, it cannot be ruled out that the voice of Professor Akindele was imitated by an actor on a telephone that does belong to him. Professor Akindele too should be prepared to submit his telephone to the OAU authorities to determine if he ever engaged in telephone conversations with the female student and at what time and on which date. Even if he were to erase the female student's telephone number from his phone, it is technically easy for the telephone service provider to retrieve it. I doubt if a Professor would talk as portrayed in the manuscript of the alleged telephone conversation. But let's wait and see, a week will soon be tomorrow.
S. Kadiri
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Salimonu Kadiri
Thank you Cornelius for your response. You have not seen any outrageous in what I wrote but blaming censorship on the fact that Malam Farooq is an idol worshipped by the Moderator. While the Moderator has the right to censor any unpleasant post from publication, I think decency demands that the moderator should inform concerned person about why a post is being refused.
Malam Farooq elevated sexual assault to be a higher crime than sexual harassment in his bid to demean the integrity of the vice Chancellor of OAU, whereas his real intention was to correct the unintended grammatical blunder contained in the Press Release issued by the OAU on behalf of the VC. A sentence in the Press Release stated thus, "Since the matter came to our notice, the University has begun the process of identifying the characters involves in the apparent breach of its regulations, Code of Conduct for the University Community and the Anti-sexual Harassment policy, in full compliance with all applicable laws, rules, regulations and procedures of the University." The obvious typographical error, involves instead of involved, that turned out to be a grammatical blunder became a big issue for Malam Farooq which was why he taunted the VC for not allowing someone to, at least, proof-read the Press Release before sending it out. However, he was not bold enough to challenge the VC for the grammatical blunder, hence he resorted to twisting of words implying that the VC does not know the difference between sexual harassment and sexual assault. He is a man with extreme inflated self-perception.
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This message is eligible for Automatic Cleanup! (Thank you Cornelius for your response. You have not seen any outrageous in what I wrote but blaming censorship on the fact that Malam Farooq is an idol worshipped by the Moderator. While the Moderator has the right to censor any unpleasant post from publication, I think decency demands that the moderator should inform concerned person about why a post is being refused.
Malam Farooq elevated sexual assault to be a higher crime than sexual harassment in his bid to demean the integrity of the vice Chancellor of OAU, whereas his real intention was to correct the unintended grammatical blunder contained in the Press Release issued by the OAU on behalf of the VC. A sentence in the Press Release stated thus, "Since the matter came to our notice, the University has begun the process of identifying the characters involves in the apparent breach of its regulations, Code of Conduct for the University Community and the Anti-sexual Harassment policy, in full compliance with all applicable laws, rules, regulations and procedures of the University." The obvious typographical error, involves instead of involved, that turned out to be a grammatical blunder became a big issue for Malam Farooq which was why he taunted the VC for not allowing someone to, at least, proof-read the Press Release before sending it out. However, he was not bold enough to challenge the VC for the grammatical blunder, hence he resorted to twisting of words implying that the VC does not know the difference between sexual harassment and sexual assault. He is a man with extreme inflated self-perception.
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Cornelius Hamelberg
Dear Baba Kadiri,
Thou shalt not exaggerate
Methinks that thou doth protest too much
One of Professor Toyin Falola's forte is his eulogies that have been posted in this forum - a genre in which he is superlative, unsurpassed , and I read everything, have read some of the best and worst - and not only of “African” Literature. Here is my library and today one of my most prized possessions is ETCHES ON FRESH WATERS
I hold our moderator Professor Falola and his daughter Bisola and Viki Bahl who sometimes also deputises for him in such very high esteem that I object very strongly to your twisting what I said
”The powers that be are extra sensitive about any references to His Majesty Kperogi's freedom with Her Majesty's mother tongue but do not want to extend any similar courtesy to Baba Kadiri.”
to mean that I Cornelius Edward Hamelberg
”have not seen any(thing) outrageous in what I wrote but blaming censorship on the fact that Malam Farooq is an idol worshipped by the Moderator”.
Baba Kadiri, no matter the extent of your own exasperation , you yourself certainly do not believe that “Malam Farooq is an idol worshipped by the Moderator” ?
Take note: In my view, Oga Kperogi is neither a professor of electricity who produce darkness only nor a “ flesh-coloured Christ that glows in the dark”
You should not mistake Oga Falola's generosity of spirit for idolatry or Yoruba ethics subsumed by a larger consumer Nigeria, for licentiousness ( “But in Nigeria, we read the Ten Commandments on a Sunday. We govern ourselves on Monday by the Eleventh commandment: my will be done. And on Tuesday we pursue the 12th Commandment: thou must grow rich at any cost.”)
True, I did not see anything ”outrageous” in what you wrote, but to attribute the earlier suppression of your post to any insinuation that ” Malam Farooq is an idol worshipped by the Moderator” is certainly outrageous , and even on a suicide mission not enough reason for you to protest about any ”slings and arrows of outrageous fortune”. Having followed your argument very tightly and considering Professor Richard Akindele certainly not guilty unless proven otherwise, I would say that suppressing any voices raised in his defence - even in an explanatory role of what could have actually transpired ( a set up) - is tantamount to a suppression of the possibility of an open hearing, in the name of justice.
At base, The Swedish Academy is now in turmoil because of some sex scandals - and that too is not to be taken merely at face value ( accusations etc.) but each and every accusation has to be thoroughly investigated .
I for one relish reading Oga Kperogi's articles and always look forward to your lambasting of “Napoleon in rags and the language that he used “. Now, if I were to propose something as grotesque as “ You are guilty of iconoclasm and hereby sentenced to 100 lashes on the bare bottom and laying your belly down, flat on the ground in abject apology to Falafel & Peperoni” how would you feel? Outrage, I suppose...
I myself was once reprimanded by Olayinka Agbetuyi , for following in your footsteps, in having our fun at Baba Kperogi's expense - an excess of the gross, oft-repeated title “ Professor of Buckingham Palace English” which is really far too blunt; I suppose that in a forum entirely composed of Englishmen ( Professors of Palace English) one would have to be more subtle , lay a better depth charge to sabotage such a one and any ridiculous colonial self-image (subtle and iconoclastic like Paul Theroux, Joyce Cary ( Mr. Johnson) V.S. Naipaul ( The Mimic Men)
Having mentioned Englishmen , well here's agood one , at lesat anti-colonial and anti-imperial and one that I also enjoy reading : https://bernardjporter.com/
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Dear Rabbi Hamelberg,
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Let me reframe my response to be a little more agreeable with your judgement: I find nothing outrageous in what you say about Malam Kperogi in this instance and I have never found any of your responses to him to be at all outrageous. It could be that he is one of our moderator's holy cows - perhaps the holiest from the various herds of Fulani cattle.
Mallam Kperogi has not himself been circumspect when lambasting Presidential Brother Muhammadu Buhari, but who knows how many of Mallam Kperogi's opinions have been rejected by the moderator without our hearing as much as a squeak or a squeal from Kperogi?