Ekpoma University Lecturer Caught Pants Down -SEX for Good Grades [Video]

A lecturer in Ekpoma University of Edo state was caught pant down trying to sex a female student for the second time failing her.

At first, the lecturer whose name is unknown as at the time of report had earlier slept with the girl when he failed her and told her to have sex with him to pass his course. She agreed with him and had the fun for her to pass.

To her surprise again, thesame lecturer still failed her and requested for another matting with her. But this time around, luck ran out on him not knowing that the girl has actually set him up. Now, the man paid a ransom of N100,000 to the girl and was disgraced in front of many people.

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Covenant University Expels 0ver 200 Students For Not Attending Church Service

Some Covenant university students expelled for not attending church service have decided to make their ordeal known to the general public, a number of them stormed the lagos office of vanguard newspapers and narrated their experience.

About 200 students may have been expelled by the authorities of Covenant University, Cannanland, Ota, Ogun State, recently for what was described as “disregard of paramount core values.”

Frustrated and angered by the development, some of the affected students who gave account of what happened battled emotions while narrating their situations to our agent recently. They however pleaded with the school authorities to tamper justice with mercy in order to save their future.
Our Agents investigation revealed that out of the figure, about 126 were expelled for not attending the ‘departure service’, meant to sign off from the school after the end of the Semester and Matriculation of students on November 30. Five other students were thrown out for smoking while unconfirmed source said additional 60 got the same fate for violating other rules bordering on the University’s core values. A few others were given four weeks suspension for failure to sign the head count that was conducted a couple of weeks earlier.

A letter of expulsion signed by the Registrar, Ntia Ubong, a copy which was made available to our agent stated that the affected students contravened Chapter 1, section 30, page 40 of the 2010-2014 Student Handbook.

We gathered that the massive expulsion was predicated on the anger of the Chancellor, Bishop David Oyedepo who was said to have been infuriated after seeing students loitering around when they were supposed to be at the Chapel for the Departure Service.

He was said to have personally chased students to the Chapel and ordered for a search into all the halls and colleges to fish out those who did not attend the service.

Several attempts to get the school authorities comment on the issue proved abortive. The Instituion’s Corporate Affairs Head, Mr Igban Emmaunel also refused to comment as calls pulled through to him were unanswered and text messages not replied.