Chairman of the Independent Corrupt Practices and other related
offences Commission (ICPC), Mr Ekpo Nta, revealed at the weekend that
the commission had rescued a female undergraduate of the Ambrose Ali
University, Ekpoma, who had spent 12 years on campus for refusing sexual
advances, adding that they were working on prosecuting all the
officials involved.
He said the commission had focused its
torchlight on the universities, where it has closed down over 26 illegal
degree-awarding institutions and rescued a number of students being
victimised.
“There is also a student at the University of
Nigeria, Nsukka, who had spent eight years in the institution without
graduating, as he was being victimised. We got involved and through us,
he graduated.”
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