Fidei Polytechnic Management Speaks Over Leaked Sex Tape involving Two of her Students

The management of Fidei Polytechnic, Gboko has released a statement over the leaked sex tape involving two persons who are ex students of the institution.

The social media went agog few weeks ago over the pornography video as people criticized the school authority for breeding porn stars.

The school management in a press statement condemned the act stressing that the polytechnic does not condone immorality and indiscipline and has threatened to sanction any student found wanting.

“As relates to the pornographic videos circulating the social media and allegedly made and posted by our graduates, Management wishes to inform both guardians and members of the public that Fidei Polytechnic, Gboko, does not offer courses in pornography or train its graduates to act or produce pornographic films and videos or to practice any form of immoral behaviour…

“Such behavior as portrayed by the female graduates in question must have been formed elsewhere and not Fidei Polytechnic, which being an institution established by a Catholic priest, preaches and encourages high moral standard from its students. Based on the above facts, the institution, therefore, condemns and dissociates itself from such an immoral act as has been reported to be circulating on the social media….

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“In as much as the institution respects the rights and privileges of its students in a democratic setting, graduates of the institution are to note that the award of certificates to deserving graduates, as with other institutions in the country, is based not only on learning alone, but on good character and moral behavior as well.”

“Accordingly, graduates of the institution are also to note that even after graduation, if the institution finds any graduate wanting in character, or involved in acts that threaten to tarnish or rubbish the good name the institution has earned over the years, the institution will be left with no other option than to withhold the certificate of such a graduate.”

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