UNIBEN Professor Tony Asekhauno Accused of Sexual Exploitation, Calls for Action Rise

In a shocking revelation, Professor Tony Asekhauno, a respected figure in the corridors of the University of Benin (UNIBEN) as a Professor of Philosophy, has been accused of exploiting his position to sexually victimize students.

This disturbing revelation has sparked outrage and calls for urgent action from both within and outside the academic community.

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The allegations against Professor Asekhauno painted a disturbing picture of a married academician who has allegedly preyed upon vulnerable students under the guise of failing them. His actions have tarnished the reputation of the institution he represents.

"This is unacceptable behavior, especially from someone in a position of authority and trust," remarked one concerned parent, reflecting the sentiments echoed by many in the community.

Calls for accountability have intensified, with many demanding that the Nigerian Ministry of Education take decisive action to curb such predatory behavior within the country's universities. "Let his victims initiate a class action lawsuit against him and the university," urged one advocate, emphasizing the need for legal recourse for those affected by Professor Asekhauno's alleged misconduct.

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The gravity of the situation is not lost on the public, as outrage continues to mount against the professor. "Today he is remembered for his sins!" exclaimed a social media user, capturing the prevailing sentiment of condemnation.

The implications of such actions extend far beyond the immediate victims, as highlighted by another commentator. "It pays to live an upright and fulfilled life," they noted, underscoring the potential repercussions on the professor's own family and legacy.

Professor Asekhauno's alleged misconduct has reignited discussions about the need for greater safeguards and accountability measures within Nigerian universities. "His nonsense needs to stop in Nigeria universities. Parents send their daughters to school to study," remarked one concerned citizen, highlighting the broader societal implications of such abuse of power.

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Questions have also been raised about the response of the university and relevant authorities to these serious allegations. "And the government is still keeping him at work?" queried another observer, expressing disbelief at the apparent inaction in the face of such grave accusations.

As the investigation into these allegations unfolds, there is a growing sense of urgency to address systemic issues that enable such misconduct to occur unchecked. For now, the focus remains on seeking justice for the victims and ensuring that perpetrators like Professor Asekhauno are held accountable for their actions.