post=91481408:
[s]THIS IS THE CHANGE WE VOTED FOR.

God bless our darling Daddy and his amiable Vice President Prof Yemi Osinbajo for all the work they are doing to make this once battered nation work again.

Guys, you can help about this rape issue in your neighborhood and surroundings.....

If you hear a troubling sound from your neighbour, knock on that door and ask questions. If you see a man or a boy getting too cozy with a little girl; poke your nose in the matter. In fact, your little “amebo” could help prevent rape or molestation. [/s]

post=91481408:
THIS IS THE CHANGE WE VOTED FOR.

God bless our darling Daddy and his amiable Vice President Prof Yemi Osinbajo for all the work they are doing to make this once battered nation work again.

Guys, you can help about this rape issue in your neighborhood and surroundings.....

If you hear a troubling sound from your neighbour, knock on that door and ask questions. If you see a man or a boy getting too cozy with a little girl; poke your nose in the matter. In fact, your little “amebo” could help prevent rape or molestation.

luscioustrish:
One of such was the chairman of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, Biodun Ogunyemi, who described the legislation as biased.
He said the bill will stigmatise lecturers in universities.



Really? How so sir?

xynerise:
Guys should be very careful with ladies now. Watch out for those that will lie against you. Don't allow unnecessary visitation

luscioustrish:
One of such was the chairman of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, Biodun Ogunyemi, who described the legislation as biased.
He said the bill will stigmatise lecturers in universities.



Really? How so sir?

Aprokodaughter:


https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/401609-just-in-senate-passes-anti-sexual-harassment-bill.html

luscioustrish:
One of such was the chairman of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, Biodun Ogunyemi, who described the legislation as biased.
He said the bill will stigmatise lecturers in universities.



Really? How so sir?

Mayflowa:


Of course the bill is biased. Sexual harassment occurs in the university as well as workplaces all over the nation. To be fair, sexual harassment bill should cover all workplaces, including the university. Just as some lecturers bully student to submit to their sexual demands, bosses also bully or subtly harass their subordinate to summit to their sexual demand by creating unpalatable environment, threat of sack or promise of promotion. All these remove merit from workplaces. So bosses and supervisor should face still penalty for sexual exploitation just as professors and lecturers.

Secondly, there are loopholes in a bill. How can any law remove consent from dating and sex. There should be age of consent in any sane country. At this age, once you agree to date or have sex with anyone, it should be anyone trouble or argument for crime. The only time consent is waived is when is a subordinate- supervisor relationship in some work places. while this action is not crime, it has ethical implication because a supervisor may seems to favor or deny privilege to a subordinate under certain circumstances in their relationship. It is also create an hostile environment to other subordinate watching the relationships. That is why some company policy recommend resignation or transfer for any of the people concerned. If a student has gotten to the age of consent and want to date a lecturer who is not in his/her department or have direction supervision over, then the law should allow it because what the law seeks to protect is abuse of position or power to favor or deny previlege. It should not stop a lecturer from marrying a student that have come of age.

The question should be: What is the age of consent in Nigeria? Do we want different state to have their age of consent? Right now, the northern part of Nigeria is afraid to go into this conversion because of early child marriage which should all be termed abuse. You see why the legislation is biased?

Mayflowa:


Of course the bill is biased. Sexual harassment occurs in the university as well as workplaces all over the nation. To be fair, sexual harassment bill should cover all workplaces, including the university. Just as some lecturers bully student to submit to their sexual demands, bosses also bully or subtly harass their subordinate to summit to their sexual demand by creating unpalatable environment, threat of sack or promise of promotion. All these remove merit from workplaces. So bosses and supervisor should face still penalty for sexual exploitation just as professors and lecturers.

Secondly, there are loopholes in a bill. How can any law remove consent from dating and sex. There should be age of consent in any sane country. At this age, once you agree to date or have sex with anyone, it should be anyone trouble or argument for crime. The only time consent is waived is when is a subordinate- supervisor relationship in some work places. while this action is not crime, it has ethical implication because a supervisor may seems to favor or deny privilege to a subordinate under certain circumstances in their relationship. It is also create an hostile environment to other subordinate watching the relationships. That is why some company policy recommend resignation or transfer for any of the people concerned. If a student has gotten to the age of consent and want to date a lecturer who is not in his/her department or have direction supervision over, then the law should allow it because what the law seeks to protect is abuse of position or power to favor or deny previlege. It should not stop a lecturer from marrying a student that have come of age.

The question should be: What is the age of consent in Nigeria? Do we want different state to have their age of consent? Right now, the northern part of Nigeria is afraid to go into this conversion because of early child marriage which should all be termed abuse. You see why the legislation is biased?

panpan:
Sexual harassment laws should be inclusive of every workplace, not just tertiary institutions.

A sexual relationship between a lecturer and his/her student should be viewed as professional misconduct, and should be handled by the school authorities.

A fourteen-year jail term for sexual harassment is too harsh. Sexual harassment is not as severe as rape. A prison sentence of six months, with an option of fine, is appropriate.

Johnson5258:
You've points but not well presented, this is a bill on tertiary institution sexual harassment, not office which is not biased, however it was based on BBC eye report so that's it's basis. It's unethical for a lecturer to date a student, in onr way or the other, the student will be intimidate by the lecturer, marriage is different. Marrying a student wasn't debarred, if any lecturer wishes to marry a student, it's fine let them go ahead, what's the concept of dating between a lecturer and a student? That's a subtle way of sleeping with the student, which yeye consent?

XXLMANDIGO:
Good step in the right direction

luscioustrish:
One of such was the chairman of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, Biodun Ogunyemi, who described the legislation as biased.
He said the bill will stigmatise lecturers in universities.



Really? How so sir?

TGM2015:
The way the passed this bill against outcries, hope their daughters, sisters, runs girls, family members, etc have not been victims of the sexual harassment.

Because, I just they wonder why the bill to discriminate estimated billing and makes electricity becomes pay as you use becomes so difficult to pass.

Anyway, the passage of the bill is help our female gender in Nigeria universities. It is a welcome development, thumb up for them.

mukthar2000:
‘A Bill for an Act to prevent, prohibit and
redress Sexual Harassment of students in tertiary
educational institutions



Selfish group of Senate, why .not prevent, prohibit and redress sexual harassment on Nigeria's as a whole, why only students in tertiary education institutions? Trying to stay out of the bill when it become law not to catch them.