- A female student at Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) shares an amusing encounter with a lecturer, causing social media users to be amused.
- A student named @just_aliza01 recorded herself dancing in a campus building, noticing a lecturer approaching in a viral TikTok video.
- She paused to let him pass, but as he exited, he unexpectedly looked into the camera, stroked his eyebrow, and shifted from a serious to a playful demeanor.
A lighthearted moment at the Federal University Oye-Ekiti (FUOYE) has gone viral after a student captured an unexpectedly fun encounter with a lecturer during a casual TikTok recording.
The student, known on TikTok as @just_aliza01, was filming herself dancing on a staircase within one of the university buildings when she noticed a lecturer approaching. Respectfully, she paused her dance to let him pass. To her surprise, instead of ignoring the camera or reacting sternly, the lecturer glanced at the lens, gently stroked his eyebrow, and playfully joined the moment—transitioning from serious to stylish in a second.
The clip quickly spread across social media, with many praising the lecturer, affectionately dubbed “Dr Steeze,” for his cool and composed demeanor.
Adding a humorous twist, the student referenced a previous viral controversy from Nnamdi Azikiwe University (UNIZIK), where a student was expelled over a video involving a lecturer. Her caption read: “POV: I almost got ‘Uniziked,’ but it was Dr Steeze,” highlighting the contrast in outcomes.
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Viewers flooded the comments with positive reactions, applauding the mutual respect and maturity displayed.
One user, @tonia_ify, wrote, “Everything that happened in this video, apart from that girl tha looked like weapon formed against you, is just so so mature, 100% maturity, STEEZE, composure, this os how life is supposed to be.”
Another user, @nwene__keyzz, added, “First of all you can CLEARLY see the respect in her for the lecturer and the sir sef, is on TikTok too not the other one that disrespected the man.”
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