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How parents support sex-for-marks acts in universities, VC ABU

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The Vice-Chancellor of the Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria, Kaduna State, Professor Ibrahim Garba, has said parents aid sex-for-marks acts in universities.

The don said this in a telephone interview with Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN) Kaduna.  He was reacting to the ongoing sex-for marks act in Nigeria campuses.

Professor Garba said that parents also deserve to be blamed for the sex-for-marks acts witnessed in universities for failing in the upbringing of their children.

He said,

“University is not like secondary school as students are free on the assumption that they are matured. Since we don’t have the right to restrict the liberties given to the students by the system, we put in place measures that would protect them.

“The decay in our moral training is alarming. Parents no longer correct their wards where they go wrong. Children are now the ones controlling their parents. Some of these students are over-pampered.

“Some parents have gotten illicit funds; therefore, they release this money to their children without control. You can have a student with money in her account that is far above her lecturer’s salary. You see students driving expensive cars or using expensive mobile phones.

“All these make the students lazy and therefore have to resort to other means to pass exams. This makes them to even take themselves to some bad elements among the lecturers for them to pass exams. However, we put stringent measures in place to punish anyone involves in this bad behaviour.”

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