The lecturer, who teaches GSP 208 (Nigerian People and Culture), was reportedly caught red-handed in his office by authorities who intervened just in time. According to sources, including the brother-in-law of the victim, the lecturer had demanded sex in exchange for good grades. The student declined, leading to the lecturer’s threats that others might not pass his course if she did not comply. The victim tried to appease the lecturer with money, but he refused, escalating the pressure on her.
It was reported that this is not the first time Professor Udoudom has attempted such acts, with many of his previous victims coming from the Food Science and Technology (FST) department. To expose the lecturer, a trap was set by the student’s husband in collaboration with university security and the Dean of Student Affairs. The plan worked, and evidence was gathered, leading to the lecturer’s apprehension.
University authorities were quick to respond, capturing video footage of the scene and collecting evidence. Eyewitnesses, who preferred to remain unnamed, emphasized the thoroughness of the investigation, stating, “We have been following the case from the very start. We have all the tracts, voice notes, and everything. We have been following it.” The lecturer was taken to the Dean’s office for further interrogation, where he was seen in tears as he faced the Dean of Student Affairs, Prof. Edwin Omeje.
The incident transpired at the GS building within the University of Nigeria Nsukka, marking a dark chapter in the institution’s history.
As investigations continue into this scandalous affair, the University of Nigeria Nsukka is grappling with the fallout of alleged misconduct by one of its faculty members. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of maintaining ethical standards within academic institutions and underscores the need for swift and decisive action in addressing such matters.
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