@Lord_Rhal_@300rosapercs@Babcock_Univ@NigEducation lmaoo babcock christian rules are only for the students, the lecturers smoke cigarettes and do whatever they want. they all preach in the churches too btw
The wife of Babcock University lecturer Dr. Seun Ebiesuwa has accused him of physically ass@ult!ng her during a confrontation over their children.
She claimed the incident began after she discovered that Ebiesuwa had gone to her father's house and taken their children.
Heard about his antics from a reliable source several months ago. He applies psychological manipulation, for years convincing his wife that she was mentally unstable, telling her to take pills. The thing is, she always felt better when she was off the pills. He even tried to convince her to check into a psych ward. The textbook case of gaslighting. The DV case may be just one part.
But this Babcock, why does an institution that brands itself as “God’s Own University” keep finding itself hiring such peculiar people?
Only your institution has been involved in:
1. Currently having a VC who was previously sacked for raping and sexually harassing students as a lecturer
2. Numerous staffs (some still in office till date) smoking and drinking
3. Countless Harrasment, sexual assault and rape cases involving its employees
4. Student-Staff cases of changing grades on the school portal
5. Paying news sources to cover up student & staff deaths in an attempt to protect its already rotten image
And these are only the issues that have made it into the public conversation. There are undoubtedly other matters that have remained within the institution or have yet to receive public scrutiny
I prayed for his downfall since 2023 but instead he became HOD. I thought my prayers fell to deaf ears but delay is NOT Denial. It’s even sweeter to see you fall once you’ve reached the top - Dr Seun Ebiesuwa you deserve all that comes to you, the evil in you is finally exposed
These are serious allegations that demand a proper investigation, not silence or excuses. If the evidence confirms that violence occurred, there must be accountability regardless of the person involved or their position. Domestic violence should never be normalized, and victims deserve protection, justice, and a process that takes their allegations seriously.
“Yesterday, 13th September, my face is swollen, my head hurts. I have bruises on my mouth. He kept throwing p$nches at me” -
Babcock University Lecturer, Seun Ebiesuwa's Wife Accuses Him Of Ass@ulting her because she tried to stop him from secretly taking their kids away.
Domestic Vi%lence: He Kept Throwing P¥nches At Me — Babcock University Lecturer, Seun Ebiesuwa’s Wife Accuses Him Of Ass@ulting Her
Dr. Seun Ebiesuwa, a lecturer at Babcock University, is being accused by his spouse of physically ass@ulting her during a confrontation over their children.
The woman spoke about the incident on September 13, 2026, while showing her swollen face and a bruise around her mouth.
“Yesterday, 13th September 2026, my face is swollen here. I have this. My head hurts here. I have this br¥ise on my mouth. I have that. Can you see my face is swollen?” she said.
Recounting what happened, she said she woke up to discover that her husband had taken their children from her father’s house.
“I was shocked to find out that Seun went and took my kids, Seun is the father of my children, took my kids from my father’s house, and I came here to meet him,” she said.
According to her, she met him quietly packing the children’s belongings when he moved close to her and began speaking directly into her face.
“He was quietly packing their things together from the house when he gets coming close to me and talking in my face and talking in my face,” she recounted.
She said she asked him to step back before the confrontation became physical.
“Then I told him to stand back, and I shoved him off. Then he grabbed me, and then I tried to fight him off, and then he threw a p¥nch. He threw a punch on my face. A p¥nch.”
She further said the physical attack continued until her brothers intervened.
“He kept throwing p¥nches until my brothers came through, intervened and sent him out of the house,” she said.