UNIOSUN Rejects Nigerian Army's Assault Claims, Seeks Legal Action

The University of Osun (UNIOSUN) has formally rejected the Nigerian Army's statement concerning allegations of sexual assault reportedly involving military personnel. Major Ibrahim Yahaya, the Assistant Director of Army Public Relations, had attributed comments to Professor Odunayo Clement Adebooy, the Vice Chancellor of UNIOSUN, which the university claims mischaracterized the situation.
UNIOSUN expressed concern over the Army's suggestion that victims should report directly to them, citing potential trauma and intimidation that could discourage survivors from coming forward. The university maintains that it prioritizes the welfare and safety of its students and will not compromise their privacy or dignity.
In response to the situation, UNIOSUN announced that it would instruct its legal advisors to commence appropriate legal proceedings to safeguard the institution's integrity. The Vice Chancellor reiterated the university's commitment to an independent and transparent investigation into the allegations of misconduct involving military personnel.
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