redangel2017:
its not easy to come out against such reputable lecturer.. U knw what i mean.. Its a move many will not dare to take.. I admire the girls courage tho

0monnak0da:


[s]
First of all you have to DEFINE this phrase you keep parroting "begging for marks". I am sure it makes a lot of sense TO YOU


Without knowing all the facts and context then it would appear that you are beng deliberately obtuse,

Was she "begging for marks" that were undeserved or unmerited?


The honest truth is we don't know.

When people beg or pay the police it is not because they have necessarily broken the law

The power dynamics in Nigerian universities as well as our cultural context means that people are failed or marked down by vindictive lecturers ,in fact some cases have been reported where they have recruited their friends/colleagues to fail students in other courses.
Students then have no choice but to succumb ,grovel and beg.

So "begging" does not imply a request for undeserved credits . In fact it could mean a request to forego sexual demands and or requests for FAIRNESS.


We simple do not know and to talk of beggng for marks is indeed to take an uninformed judgmental position.


[b]Students are well within their rights to ask their teachers to RECONSIDER a grade there is nothing intrinsically unethical about this.
[/b]They may believe there is a glaring error or quite simply differ with the teacher's evaluation and invite them to reassess/remark their work.[/s]

I slept off halfway through your long and meaningless post.

Let me now clarify for people who still "reason" like you.

FROM the 2 audio clips released :

FACT 1 : She failed the course. She went to ask "what could be done"

FACT 2 : He foolishly offered to bang her 5x to raise her 33% to an E grade.

The police analogy is very dumb and irrelevant. Why didn't she request officially to the authorities for her scripts to be re-marked? I have seen plenty cases personally where the "scripts were called for"


I fell off my chair in laughter when i read "students are within their rights to ask a teacher to reconsider their grades"

No wonder you got the kind of education you got 0monnak0da, it is obvious all your grades were "reconsidered"... go and get 5% in Harvard and ask a lecturer to "reconsider" your grades

KAI, i just don't wanna be banned, otherwise

BlackPantherxXx:


I slept off halfway through your long and meaningless post.

Let me now clarify for people who still "reason" like you.

FROM the 2 audio clips released :

FACT 1 : She failed the course. She went to ask "what could be done"

FACT 2 : He foolishly offered to bang her 5x to raise her 33% to an E grade.

The police analogy is very dumb and irrelevant. Why didn't she request officially to the authorities for her scripts to be re-marked? I have seen plenty cases personally where the "scripts were called for"


I fell off my chair in laughter when i read "students are within their rights to ask a teacher to reconsider their grades"

No wonder you got the kind of education you got 0monnak0da, it is obvious all your grades were "reconsidered"... go and get 5% in Harvard and ask a lecturer to "reconsider" your grades

KAI, i just don't wanna be banned, otherwise

CandidNotes:


That call was a set up. She needed to set a trap by working on his psyche...

BlackPantherxXx:


I slept off halfway through your long and meaningless post.

Let me now clarify for people who still "reason" like you.

FROM the 2 audio clips released :

FACT 1 : She failed the course. She went to ask "what could be done"

FACT 2 : He foolishly offered to bang her 5x to raise her 33% to an E grade.

The police analogy is very dumb and irrelevant. Why didn't she request officially to the authorities for her scripts to be re-marked? I have seen plenty cases personally where the "scripts were called for"


I fell off my chair in laughter when i read "students are within their rights to ask a teacher to reconsider their grades"

No wonder you got the kind of education you got 0monnak0da, it is obvious all your grades were "reconsidered"... go and get 5% in Harvard and ask a lecturer to "reconsider" your grades

KAI, i just don't wanna be banned, otherwise

Students are well within their rights to ask their teachers to RECONSIDER a grade there is nothing intrinsically unethical about this.

AlwaysUltraPad:
when I saw this line(below) in omonnakoda's post , I was shocked.



The lecturer will escape in law court cos the girl led him on and it was consensual. He could be punished for the mark charge , but not sexual harassment.

OneSentence:
u were not invited? u saw it all over social media. u knew it concerned u and your future but u were waiting for Iv abi? u r very wise. as for the school, I believe they put out a notice for the person to come forward cos I remember reading a post that sid nobody has come forward as regards the issue. anyway with or without u the man will pay for his sins.

igctrader:
That girl CANNOT graduate from that school.

HeavenlyBang:


If I go and ask a lecturer what can be done about my bad grades...I have committed a crime?
By what legal statute exactly?

She committed no crime. It's left for the lecturer to refuse her and send her on her way. The burden of action lies 100% on the lecturer.

madgoat:

Definitely she wont. They might even decide probe her previous grades and her undergraduate grades if thats where she graduated from.

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