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Lecturers, Lust & Power: When the Ones Meant to Teach Are the Ones Doing the Most Damage
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121 days ago1. Let’s talk about the uncomfortable truth:
Too many lecturers have turned classrooms into hunting grounds.
They prey on students, married women, and vulnerable minds.
This isn’t just immorality — it’s abuse of power. 🎓😔
2. Some of these lecturers are gatekeepers to students’ futures.
They control grades, projects, and recommendations —
So when a student says “no”, they risk carrying a course.
When she says “yes”, she loses her dignity.
3. And it’s not just students anymore.
Some married women go for part-time degrees or adult learning —
And these so-called “intellectuals” still chase them,
Breaking homes behind closed doors in the name of “extra lessons.” 💔📚
4. Where is the accountability?
When students report them, they get ignored.
These predators wear suits, quote books, but lack discipline.
Academic position is not license to manipulate lives.
5. The saddest part?
Some of these lecturers have wives and daughters.
Yet they inflict the same pain on someone else’s family.
What example are we really setting in our institutions?
6. We need serious reforms:
✅ Functional complaint systems in schools
✅ Hidden cameras in staff offices
✅ Suspension & dismissal policies for offenders
✅ Protection for whistleblowers
7. And to the lecturers doing right — we see you.
But silence is also dangerous.
If you’re not part of the abuse, don’t cover it up.
Expose it. Speak up. Save a student.
Let’s make education safe again. Learning shouldn’t come with fear, shame, or compromise.