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Shockwaves have hit Seke Teachers College after explosive allegations surfaced that a lecturer allegedly demanded sexual favors from a female student in exchange for passing her classes. According to circulating reports on campus and social media, the student is said to have exposed the lecturer, claiming she was pressured into an inappropriate relationship under the promise of academic assistance — a practice popularly referred to as “kudya bota kuti upase.” The claims have ignited outrage among students and parents, with many calling the accusations a betrayal of trust within an institution meant to protect and mentor future educators.
While the allegations remain unproven at this stage, pressure is mounting on college authorities to act decisively. Student leaders and activists are demanding a transparent investigation, suspension of the accused pending inquiries, and stronger safeguards against sexual exploitation on campus. As the story continues to trend, many are asking hard questions: how many similar cases go unreported, and will this moment finally force accountability? All eyes are now on Seke Teachers College management to ensure justice is pursued — and that students are protected from abuse of power.
