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Does your wife cousin not know his mate? Let him learn a bitter lesson from this experience. Don't sympathize with him on this matter at all

[quote author=wwwkaycom post=116385684]My wife's cousin is a student in a federal government institution, a monotechnic. I've always noted that the guy is naughty. Recently my wife told me the guy is having issues in his school because he approached his supervisor, a single female lecturer for a relationship. The lecturer warned him to perish the thought but this guy persisted.

Now the female lecturer has refused to continue with supervision of his project and wrote to her head of department to assign him to another supervisor. He just started afresh with a new supervisor while his colleagues have defended their projects two weeks ago.

He called my wife this evening to tell her that final results of his colleagues have been uploaded into the institutions portal while his name was placed under "non-graduating".

I have some questions here.

1. Did this guy commit any offense by "toasting" his female lecturer?

2. Is it right for the department to have denied him opportunity to graduate because of this?

3. Can he complain to the authority of the institution about this? What will he say he did to have been denied opportunity to graduate?

4. Has the department committed any offence against this boy as touching his fundamental human rights?

5. Can he seek legal redress?

Thank you all.[/quote]Aside from the disparity in their status as teachers student, I will in my own opinion say that your brother should have face his project and reach out to his teacher later.
On the other hand,if the teacher had acceded to his request that will amount to the teacher not been critical of him when there is need to because of certain emotions they might shared.
His rights are intact and maybe this new beginning will teach him to be more focused.

Am not judging anyone here as both party involved are adults.

A persistence on having a sexual relationship with an opposite sex, when the other declined, is sexual harassment. It's an offence that's punishable by law in Nigeria. So, please, OP, perish that thought. Let him dance to the music he set the stage for.

Bah67:
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He should sew his own graduation gown

Yes he has , he’s harassing her so she can even arrest him
The decision of not graduating him is because he didn’t finish his project
Simple

A persistence on having a sexual relationship with an opposite sex, when the other declined, is sexual harassment. It's an offence that's punishable by law in Nigeria. So, please, OP, perish that thought. Let him dance to the music he set the stage for.

He should be thankful he wasn't rusticated

Bah67:
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who will pay a scammer 5k? you already said you are a criminal; who will be daft to send money to you?

joa2013:
Hello Sir, that boy was not denied opportunity to graduate by thedepartment, he didn't graduate because he hasn't complete his project as at the date of project defence, simple.

What a fool. People when toto dey govern their lives. I feel no pity for him.

In life,once you persist over something....you must get a result whether negative or positive..

He persisted not to be serious with his project by not focusing on it....so the supervisor helped him complete his mission ....lols

The lecturer is indeed a good person that gives whatever you persist to achieve.....

She is a comrade....an OBIdient lady ....

The female supervisor has done no wrong by avoiding him.

Everything is project. He has chosen his preferred project which has led him to no graduation. Congrats

[quote author=wwwkaycom post=116385684]My wife's cousin is a student in a federal government institution, a monotechnic. I've always noted that the guy is naughty. Recently my wife told me the guy is having issues in his school because he approached his supervisor, a single female lecturer for a relationship. The lecturer warned him to perish the thought but this guy persisted.

Now the female lecturer has refused to continue with supervision of his project and wrote to her head of department to assign him to another supervisor. He just started afresh with a new supervisor while his colleagues have defended their projects two weeks ago.

He called my wife this evening to tell her that final results of his colleagues have been uploaded into the institutions portal while his name was placed under "non-graduating".

I have some questions here.

1. Did this guy commit any offense by "toasting" his female lecturer?

2. Is it right for the department to have denied him opportunity to graduate because of this?

3. Can he complain to the authority of the institution about this? What will he say he did to have been denied opportunity to graduate?

4. Has the department committed any offence against this boy as touching his fundamental human rights?

5. Can he seek legal redress?

Thank you all.[/quote]Well since she told him to stop, which he blatantly ignored, that's akin to harassment. Let him go and entice his new supervisor.

imadiyi:
A persistence on having a sexual relationship with an opposite sex, when the other declined, is sexual harassment. So, please, OP, perish that thought. Let him dance to the music he set the stage for.

A relationship not sexual inter course na calm down , he didn’t ask her for sex , just for a relationship
But he was persistent about it that was why the lecturer punished him

This one never see anything yet, make him spill that year first so that him go understand since him no wan get sense. .

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[quote author=wwwkaycom post=116385684]My wife's cousin is a student in a federal government institution, a monotechnic. I've always noted that the guy is naughty. Recently my wife told me the guy is having issues in his school because he approached his supervisor, a single female lecturer for a relationship. The lecturer warned him to perish the thought but this guy persisted.

Now the female lecturer has refused to continue with supervision of his project and wrote to her head of department to assign him to another supervisor. He just started afresh with a new supervisor while his colleagues have defended their projects two weeks ago.

He called my wife this evening to tell her that final results of his colleagues have been uploaded into the institutions portal while his name was placed under "non-graduating".

I have some questions here.

1. Did this guy commit any offense by "toasting" his female lecturer?

2. Is it right for the department to have denied him opportunity to graduate because of this?

3. Can he complain to the authority of the institution about this? What will he say he did to have been denied opportunity to graduate?

4. Has the department committed any offence against this boy as touching his fundamental human rights?

5. Can he seek legal redress?

Thank you all.[/quote]Initially I thought your wife's cousin no get sense, later I come reason am say, it runs in the family.

[quote author=wwwkaycom post=116385684]My wife's cousin is a student in a federal government institution, a monotechnic. I've always noted that the guy is naughty. Recently my wife told me the guy is having issues in his school because he approached his supervisor, a single female lecturer for a relationship. The lecturer warned him to perish the thought but this guy persisted.

Now the female lecturer has refused to continue with supervision of his project and wrote to her head of department to assign him to another supervisor. He just started afresh with a new supervisor while his colleagues have defended their projects two weeks ago.

He called my wife this evening to tell her that final results of his colleagues have been uploaded into the institutions portal while his name was placed under "non-graduating".

I have some questions here.

1. Did this guy commit any offense by "toasting" his female lecturer?

2. Is it right for the department to have denied him opportunity to graduate because of this?

3. Can he complain to the authority of the institution about this? What will he say he did to have been denied opportunity to graduate?

4. Has the department committed any offence against this boy as touching his fundamental human rights?

5. Can he seek legal redress?

Thank you all.[/quote]Sexual harassment is a serious offence. The boy sexually harrased his female lecturer more than once.
The lecturer was even good, if not, she would have put the boy into more serious trouble.

He didn't commit any offense, the female lecturer also did the right thing. Thanks

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[quote author=wwwkaycom post=116385684]My wife's cousin is a student in a federal government institution, a monotechnic. I've always noted that the guy is naughty. Recently my wife told me the guy is having issues in his school because he approached his supervisor, a single female lecturer for a relationship. The lecturer warned him to perish the thought but this guy persisted.

Now the female lecturer has refused to continue with supervision of his project and wrote to her head of department to assign him to another supervisor. He just started afresh with a new supervisor while his colleagues have defended their projects two weeks ago.

He called my wife this evening to tell her that final results of his colleagues have been uploaded into the institutions portal while his name was placed under "non-graduating".

I have some questions here.

1. Did this guy commit any offense by "toasting" his female lecturer?

2. Is it right for the department to have denied him opportunity to graduate because of this?

3. Can he complain to the authority of the institution about this? What will he say he did to have been denied opportunity to graduate?

4. Has the department committed any offence against this boy as touching his fundamental human rights?

5. Can he seek legal redress?

Thank you all.[/quote]There’s a word called focus.
Focus on your mission and accomplish it before facing other things.
He is senseless and deserves what he got

your wife cousin is not serious with his life and career in life.

[quote author=wwwkaycom post=116385684]My wife's cousin is a student in a federal government institution, a monotechnic. I've always noted that the guy is naughty. Recently my wife told me the guy is having issues in his school because he approached his supervisor, a single female lecturer for a relationship. The lecturer warned him to perish the thought but this guy persisted.

Now the female lecturer has refused to continue with supervision of his project and wrote to her head of department to assign him to another supervisor. He just started afresh with a new supervisor while his colleagues have defended their projects two weeks ago.

He called my wife this evening to tell her that final results of his colleagues have been uploaded into the institutions portal while his name was placed under "non-graduating".

I have some questions here.

1. Did this guy commit any offense by "toasting" his female lecturer?

2. Is it right for the department to have denied him opportunity to graduate because of this?

3. Can he complain to the authority of the institution about this? What will he say he did to have been denied opportunity to graduate?

4. Has the department committed any offence against this boy as touching his fundamental human rights?

5. Can he seek legal redress?

Thank you all.[/quote]you sound like a simp. Don't raise your family like this. It's a recipe for disaster. Your wife seems to have unbridled control over you. How else can you not see that your in law is yet to finish and submit his project and as such cannot graduate? The same way a student can decide to opt for a change in supervisor also applies to the supervisor opting to discontinue supervision of a student, once there is a valid reason. Free yourself from the shackles of your wife.

[quote author=wwwkaycom post=116385684]My wife's cousin is a student in a federal government institution, a monotechnic. I've always noted that the guy is naughty. Recently my wife told me the guy is having issues in his school because he approached his supervisor, a single female lecturer for a relationship. The lecturer warned him to perish the thought but this guy persisted.

Now the female lecturer has refused to continue with supervision of his project and wrote to her head of department to assign him to another supervisor. He just started afresh with a new supervisor while his colleagues have defended their projects two weeks ago.

He called my wife this evening to tell her that final results of his colleagues have been uploaded into the institutions portal while his name was placed under "non-graduating".

I have some questions here.

1. Did this guy commit any offense by "toasting" his female lecturer?

2. Is it right for the department to have denied him opportunity to graduate because of this?

3. Can he complain to the authority of the institution about this? What will he say he did to have been denied opportunity to graduate?

4. Has the department committed any offence against this boy as touching his fundamental human rights?

5. Can he seek legal redress?

Thank you all.[/quote]Even you sef ur head no correct


1 he didn't graduate cos he hasn't finished his project

2. Probably he has committed other offences

3. He wooed the lecture and she rejected and gave him Stern warning and he insisted on

4. He is a cultist

5. He doesn't deserve to graduate

Wow

joa2013:
Hello Sir, that boy was not denied opportunity to graduate by thedepartment, he didn't graduate because he hasn't complete his project as at the date of project defence, simple.

Ma, are you the female lecturer! Pls, let him graduate biko!

pocohantas:
Na alfa male. E done swallow redpill, come convince imsef that all women are the same and can be gotten.

In the boys eyes, the supervisor is his fellow coursemate

Baba don convince himself say him fit use 1 stone kill two birds, e com backfire him com miss the two, olodo baba of all time.

He wan chop him lecturer ,dey make mouth up and down.Foolish boy.

let him wait for 2yrs more, not graduating now could be a blessing in disguise the lecturer could still reason the ode that refused to face his academic as a final year student



this remind me of my female supervisor that gave me C because I didn't give her 50k as others did. Mrs falana may God punish you wherever you're