Babcock University Denies Infidelity Claims Against Vice-Chancellor Candidate
Babcock University in Ilisan Remo debunked allegations of sexual infidelity against a Vice-Chancellor candidate, Pastor Afolarin Ojewole. The university dismissed the claims as fabricated and baseless, describing them as cheap blackmail.
The institution clarified that Ojewole had never been involved in any sexual misconduct or favoritism. The accusations were linked to a report suggesting Ojewole had been sanctioned for inappropriate behavior in the past.
Babcock University condemned the publication, labeling it a deliberate attempt to tarnish the reputation of the church and university leadership. The university emphasized that no disciplinary committee had ever received such allegations against Ojewole or any other candidate.
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