AUN President Dr. Dwayne Frazier has acknowledged a mistake in hiring a lecturer with a criminal record, following public criticism. The admission comes after reports surfaced about the individual’s past conviction for sodomy. Frazier stated during an interview that the hiring process was flawed and that the university failed to properly vet the candidate. The incident has sparked a debate on academic integrity and the responsibilities of educational institutions. The lecturer, who was appointed to a senior position, has not yet commented publicly on the situation. The university is currently reviewing its hiring protocols to prevent similar issues in the future. The controversy highlights growing concerns about accountability in higher education.