UNILAG withdraws sexual harassment advisory after public criticism

The institution reiterated that it maintains a zero-tolerance policy towards sexual harassment and rape, stressing that it neither condones nor supports any form of victim-blaming or victim-shaming.

According to the university, sexual harassment constitutes serious misconduct and has no place within its community.

UNILAG also noted that sexual harassment is not limited to one gender, emphasising that anyone can become a victim.

The university encouraged students who have experienced or witnessed incidents of sexual harassment to make use of its official confidential reporting channels to enable prompt investigation and appropriate support.

Reaffirming its commitment to student welfare, the institution said it remains dedicated to fostering a safe, respectful, inclusive and equitable environment where all members of the university community can study, work and thrive without fear of harassment or discrimination.