Kano Varsity Suspends Lecturer for Corporal Punishment
Responding to a petition submitted by Kano-based lawyer Abba Hikima, the university's Deputy Registrar, Sai'du Abdullahi Nayaya, announced the suspension of the lecturer involved.
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The Aliko Dangote University of Science and Technology in Wudil, Kano, has taken action against a lecturer accused of administering corporal punishment to students.
A viral video circulated on social media showing the lecturer disciplining students inside a lecture hall, sparking widespread controversy and condemnation.
Responding to a petition submitted by Kano-based lawyer Abba Hikima, the university's Deputy Registrar, Sai'du Abdullahi Nayaya, announced the suspension of the lecturer involved.
In a statement titled "Re: Viral video on student maltreatment," Nayaya confirmed the suspension and stated that the lecturer would undergo further disciplinary proceedings before the Senior Staff Disciplinary Committee.
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The university management emphasized its commitment to the welfare and safety of students, reassuring parents, guardians, and the public that any breach of conduct would not go unpunished.
