Call for Investigation: EBSU Student's Death Sparks Controversy Over Lecturer's Role
Following her death, the deceased’s mother accused Dr. Enyi of being responsible for her daughter’s suicide. Nigerians reacting to this have criticized the conduct of university lecturers, suggesting that some have the malicious intent to fail students to satisfy their egos.
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Amid controversy surrounding the death of a female student from Ebonyi State University (EBSU), identified as Favour Ugwuka where her mother has accused a lecturer of causing her daughter to commit suicide. Nigerians are calling for an investigation into the lecturer.
Favour reportedly took her own life at her hostel in Ishieke, Abakaliki, after repeatedly failing a particular course taught by the lecturer, Dr. Enyi, who had allegedly vowed that she would never pass.
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Following her death, the deceased’s mother accused Dr. Enyi of being responsible for her daughter’s suicide. Nigerians reacting to this have criticized the conduct of university lecturers, suggesting that some have the malicious intent to fail students to satisfy their egos. “Dr. Enyi should be investigated, and trust me, in no time, you will have other students speaking up because what in the name of wickedness is this?” one person remarked.
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The sentiment is echoed by many who believe that the lecturer's actions, if proven to be malicious, could constitute grounds for manslaughter charges. “The school should investigate. If the student actually wrote the exam well and the lecturer failed her on purpose, then he should be tried for manslaughter, at least,” another added. “The lecturer should be arrested, and a review of the scripts she wrote over and over again should be made available for a court hearing,” another mentioned. The tragic incident has brought attention and concerns about the treatment of students in Nigerian universities.
Many have highlighted the prevalence of failing students by lecturers, desdcribing it as a systemic isse that needs to be addressed urgently. "This is something that happens daily in our schools and it's becoming too much,"one concerned individual remarked.
