LAUTECH Suspends Certificate Of Graduate Who Claimed A Lecturer Victimised Him

RE-How I make a Payback for a lecturer who failed me for 6 years in the University.

Do you remember the viral post some months which this platform also published about a guy who claimed he was unduly failed severally by a LAUTECH lecturer for a misdemeanor in Biology practicals?

He further claimed the same man and his family were at his mercy years later, begging for a part-time WAEC job.

Well, this is the official University response to the incident. It's commendable of the university to have followed up on the matter.

It's also a lesson for the rest of us to avoid the habit of making claims that can be substantiated, especially for the sake of fame.

The LAUTECH authority invited him to come and shed light on the accusation but he did honour the invitations. The Senate of the University had no choice than to withheld his result, suspend his transcript until further notice.

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