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UNILAG lecturer has been exposed by BBC Africa Eye after he was caught red-handed propositioning a student (an undercover reporter) for sex to make her pass. BBC Africa Eye sent undercover journalists posing as students inside the University of Lagos and the University of Ghana. Nigerian reporter, Kiki Mordi went undercover to UNILAG and succeeded in uncovering the sexual harassment that goes on in the institution.  The investigation resulted in a Unilag lecturer being exposed after he was caught in the act, and this is currently trending on Twitter. According to BBC Africa Eye, their investigation saw female reporters "sexually harassed, propositioned and put under pressure by senior lecturers at the institutions – all the while wearing secret cameras." Dr Boniface Igbeneghu, a lecturer at the Faculty of Arts in Unilag was also exposed. He is a former sub-dean and the head pastor of the local Foursquare Gospel Church. In the video, Dr Boniface is

It's no longer news on how Lecturers pester Students in higher institutions for sex in Africa. This and this lady sheard her almost sexcaped with a Dean in her days of schooling. Source:      https://mobile.twitter.com/daringkemi/status/1181121493343842304  See reactions 

Yea, so I really got to say this about my country Nigeria. Nigeria as a whole is said to be the giant of Africa. What's a giant? A giant is someone or a thing of unusually great size, power, importance, etc. It is generally known and accepted to be an unusually big and extra strong. With this little definition in mind, i think it's very much easier to understand the reason why Nigeria is referred to as the giant of Africa. Source As a matter of fact, Nigeria is referred to as the giant of Africa by most of the countries in Africa. This implies that Nigeria is generally accepted and known to be more important, and more powerful than other countries in Africa. However, The title “giant of Africa” is a very distinguished one to be given any country on the African continent, the reputation of this title has made Nigerians and non-Nigerians uniform wonder what it is about Nigeria that makes her the Giant of Africa. Although the comparison “Giant of Africa” was given to Nige