OAU Lied About Inviting Me To Panel,Sex For Mark Lady Voice Out

 OAU Lied About Inviting Me To Panel,Sex For Mark Lady Voice Out
The female student of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-
Ife, Miss Monica Osagie, who was reportedly requested for a
5 rounds of s*x from from her lecturer before he could pass
her, has denied shunning an invitation by the panel probing
her audio tapes of her conversation with disgraced Professor
Richard Akindele.
She made the denial via proxy, and said she was awaiting an
invitation by the panel, the Saturday Sun newspaper
reported.
Her proxy, Abiola Akiyode-Afolabi, Founder, Women
Advocates Research and Documentation Centre, a non-profit
organisation, said that the university did not at any point
invite Miss Osagie to face the panel.
She challenged the university to bring evidence that she was
formally invited by any means to appear before the panel.
“Before the matter went viral, the university was aware of it
and they did not do anything. If the case did not go viral, the
university probably would have not done anything and it
would have been swept under the carpet.




“I think that we should focus more on whether the act of that
professor amounts to sexual harassment, whether it was a
breach of the school’s code of conduct, whether it was a
breach of terms of contract for lecturers or whether he
abused the relationship that should exist between lecturers
and students.”
Afolabi stated that the university should be responsible and
responsive in addressing issues of sexual harassment because
Miss Osagie is ready to come out whenever the university
extends a proper invitation to her, adding that it appears the
school wants to protect its reputation at the expense of the
young lady.
“Let the university do what they are supposed to do by giving
her proper invitation. They have all her records because she
is their student. The panel has never invited her, so when the
panel invites her today, she would come.”
Akiyode-Afolabi further noted that even though Miss Osagie
made the recording to serve as evidence against her lecturer,
“she didn’t release the audio. She got the evidence and it was
given to one or two people when she was seeking for help. So
definitely one of them released the audio, and she cannot be
blamed for it.”
Akiyode-Afolabi stated that there has not been any threat
made against Monica. “We are not comfortable with the
university saying they invited her when they didn’t invite
her. Her name is already out, the whole world is aware so we
cannot say because of security and safety, we won’t allow the
truth to prevail.”