Assaulted UNIZIK Lecturer Says Nobody Apologised to Him, Expelled Student’s Mother Reacts

Assaulted UNIZIK Lecturer Says Nobody Apologised to Him, Expelled Student’s Mother Reacts

  • The lecturer of Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK) who was allegedly assaulted by a student has debunked claims that he was apologised to
  • He stated that nobody apologised to him or visited him over the incident that led to a female student's expulsion from the school
  • The mother of the embattled student also reacted to the claim, sharing how her family felt about the situation

Dr Chukwudi Okoye, the UNIZIK lecturer who was allegedly assaulted by a student, has rubbished claims that he was visited after the incident.

The lecturer made headlines after he was allegedly harassed by a student, Goddy Mbakwe Precious, on the school premises, leading to the student's expulsion.

Assaulted UNIZIK lecturer Dr Chukwudi Okoye debunks claim Goddy Mbakwe Precious visited him to apologise after viral incident.
Dr Chukwudi Okoye denies claims that expelled UNIZIK student Goddy Mbakwe Precious apologised to him. Photo: X/@chudy_jnr, Facebook/Chukwudi Michael Okoye
Source: UGC

Reacting to viral news that the lady may have apologised to him, the lecturer said he was neither apologised to nor visited.

According to the news update by UNIZIK FM on Facebook, Dr Okoye, in a phone call, said that neither the girl nor her family visited him or apologised to him.

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He added that media reports claiming that the girl visited him alongside her family were false.

The report partly read:

“The varsity don made it clear through a phone interview that at no point in time did the female student nor her parents nor anyone called or visit him under whatever guise, saying that media reports claiming that the lady hasd come with her mother to apologise to him were false and ill motivated.”

Precious’ mum corroborated the report by telling UNIZIK FM that she never visited the lecturer.

It said:

“Corroborating Dr Okoye’s claim, the family quoted by the on;ine newspaper to have visited the lecturer denied ever making such gestures. Speaking to UNIZIK FM, the mother of the student said her family never embarked on such journey and has no plan for such.”

Watch the report below:

Meanwhile, the sister of the assaulted lecturer shared what Precious must do to redeem her image and that of her family following the expulsion.

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In a related story, a woman who attended Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK) said the school’s judgment of its student who allegedly assaulted a lecturer was too much.

Videos of the student allegedly fighting a lecturer had gone viral on social media, which resulted in an expulsion from the school with immediate effect.

In a Facebook post, the woman shared what she expected as punishment from the school despite demanding justice for the lecturer.

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