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UNILAG Sexual Assault Allegation: Senior Lecturer Dr Samuel Ojogbo Under Investigation

The University of Lagos (UNILAG) says a senior lecturer, Dr Samuel Ojogbo, is the subject of an active investigation following a complaint filed by a 20-year-old undergraduate.
According to police sources, the 300-level student formally reported on August 28, 2025, alleging that the lecturer assaulted her in his office on August 22, 2025, around midday. The student was subsequently taken to a nearby hospital for medical care.
UNILAG management confirms it is aware of the case and that it has been formally reported to the police. The university’s Safeguarding Centre is providing support and counselling to the student.
Speaking for the institution, Adejoke Alaga-Ibraheem, Head of UNILAG’s Communication Unit, said an investigative panel has been constituted to review the allegations. She noted that the university will make the panel’s findings public upon conclusion of its inquiry.
“The University of Lagos remains committed to a safe and supportive environment for all students. A thorough investigation will be carried out, and justice will be ensured,” Alaga-Ibraheem stated, urging students and staff to promptly report any harassment or misconduct through the school’s established reporting channels. She reiterated UNILAG’s zero tolerance for sexual harassment.
Editor’s note: These are allegations under investigation. No charges or findings have been announced at the time of publication.
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