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ATBU Sacks Lecturer Over Sexual Harassment

Kamal Ibrahim by Kamal Ibrahim
1 year ago
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The management of the Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University (ATBU), Bauchi has dismissed one of his lecturers, Dr. Usman Mohammed Aliyu over allegation bordering on sexual harassment of a student.

LEADERSHIP reports that a postgraduate student of the Department of Chemical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering and Engineering Technology, Mrs Kamila Rufai Aliyu, had last year petitioned the University management requesting investigation into the matter.

The student also accused Dr. Aliyu of threatening her academic success if she failed to comply with his demands.

Learning about the petition against him, Aliyu filed a defamation lawsuit in court against the student, the department and the University.

However, the University in its newsletter – ATBU Herald of April 22, Vol. 39 No. 5 disclosed that the Governing Council of the institution has dismissed Dr. Aliyu from its services.

The Newsletter reads: “In its 96th regular meeting held on Friday, 11th April, 2025, the Council approved the dismissal of Dr Aliyu for sexual harassment.”

The report said that the dismissal followed a report by the Senior Staff Disciplinary Committee which found him guilty of the offence.

The statement further said the dismissal was in accordance with chapter 3, item f. 1, (o) of the Senior Staff Conditions of service of the University.

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“The letter of dismissal, served on the erring staff follows the report of the Senior staff Disciplinary Committee that found you guilty of indecent relationship involving a student of the University, Mrs. Kamila Rufai Aliyu of the Department of Chemical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering and Engineering Technology, the Council has subsequently approved your dismissal from the services of the University with immediate effect,” the directive read.

Aliyu was directed to hand over all the property of the University in his possession to the head of department while his identification card should be submitted to the Chief Security Officer of the University.

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Kamal Ibrahim is a multi-award-winning journalist with Leadership Newspaper, specialising in solutions journalism, climate storytelling, and fact-checking, with a strong focus on underreported issues at the subnational level in Northern Nigeria.

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