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Mukiibi was unethical, unprofessional and religiously wrong — UNATU condemns alleged affairs with his students

Matooke Republic by Matooke Republic
June 8, 2017
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Uganda National Teachers Union (UNATU) has come out to condemn the alleged extra-marital affairs that fallen  educationist Prof. Lawrence Mukiibi had with his students.

“I will says that as an institution, that it is wrong for somebody entrusted with the responsibility of taking care of children to be the one to lead them into temptation. That is a very a clear position. It is wrong, it is not ethical, it is not professional, it is even religiously wrong. So, we condemn it to the highest level of it”, Tweheyo, the UNATU General secretary said. 



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Tweheyo says if it is indeed true that the late Prof Mukiibi fathered children with learners placed under his care, his behaviour should be condemned with the contempt it deserves.

“The other day, the newspapers and everybody have been hyping Prof Mukiibi. But let me tell you, Mukiibi could have had his better side, but if it is true that he fathered all those children, from the learners he was supposed to take care of, it is wrong, it is ethically wrong, it is morally wrong, it is professionally wrong and it is wrong. We should condemn it and probably pray to God to forgive him”, he said.



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