The Sunyani Technical University (STU) has initiated an investigation into allegations of a sex-for-grade scandal following media reports titled ‘Exposed sex-hungry lecturers.' The university's Management, led by Vice-Chancellor Professor Kwadwo Adinkrah-Appiah, is treating the matter with utmost seriousness and has taken swift action in response.
Mr Owusu Agyekum, a former Student Representative Council President, made allegations of a sex-for-grades scandal involving some lecturers at STU. The university's Management has taken note of these allegations and is committed to addressing them comprehensively.
In response to the allegations, STU's Management has promptly set up a committee to investigate the matter thoroughly. The committee's mandate is to gather facts, make findings, and provide recommendations for appropriate action.
STU reaffirms its strict zero-tolerance policy against all forms of sexual harassment or misconduct. The university management is resolute in upholding existing policies and regulations aimed at safeguarding the welfare of students and maintaining ethical standards.
STU assures all stakeholders that any individual implicated in the allegations will face disciplinary action in accordance with the university's sexual harassment policy and disciplinary code. The institution is committed to ensuring accountability and transparency throughout the investigative process.
While the investigation is underway, STU appeals to all stakeholders to remain calm and patient. The university assures that the committee's findings will be made public, and appropriate measures will be taken based on the recommendations provided.