A Lagos High Court sitting in the Ikeja area has convicted and sentenced a former part-time lecturer, Afeez Baruwa, to 21 years imprisonment for raping an 18-year-old girl who was seeking admission into the university.The convict was said to have raped the victim inside a study room when she was seeking admission into the university.
The defence counsel, in his allocutus , said that rape was an offence of life imprisonment if found guilty.He also said that the convict was a first time offender, a married man with four kids and aged parents, all of whom he has to cater for. The prosecution had alleged that the former lecturer raped the teenager at 9.25am on July 23, 2015, in Room 8 at the Faculty of Business Administration Annex building of UNILAG.
He deserves it
Good. Some of these animals in the guise of lecturers need to control. That is not why that girl's parents suffered to raise her and to put her through school. Nonsense.
Chai
Just like that
Good news 👊😁
And court not ready to the looters incumbent or past office holder?
That's good for him, so that he will go and cool his charger in the cell.
That's a step in the right direction. I'm sure it will serve as a deterrent to other (lecturers) scoundrels who are typical of it.
Men and their dicks
If really found guilty, we appreciate the judgement.
They should have sentence him to death
This is a disgrace for to lectures
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