Reactions as UNIJOS student shares similar incident amid viral UNIZIK controversy

• UNIZIK has been a topic of controversy due to a viral video involving a student engaging in a physical altercation with a lecturer.

• The university management has issued a statement pledging to conduct a thorough investigation and uncover the truth.

• A UNIJOS female student, Nanmakplang R., shared a clip on X, similar to the UNIZIK incident, involving her and a lecturer.

A female student from the University of Jos (UNIJOS) has recounted a similar experience involving a lecturer, coinciding with the viral video of a UNIZIK student physically confronting a lecturer.

UNIZIK has recently garnered attention due to a viral video depicting a female student engaged in a violent confrontation with a lecturer after he interrupted her dance video.

The university administration has issued a statement regarding the incident, assuring that a comprehensive investigation will be conducted to ascertain the facts.

In a related development, a female student from UNIJOS, identified as Nanmakplang R., shared a video on X (formerly Twitter) that mirrors the situation at UNIZIK.

The video captures the female student filming when a male lecturer enters and instructs her to cease, to which she promptly acquiesces.

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Reacting to the post…

@Oga Na Master remarked,“Dem raise this one well na. But it’s like lecturers of nowadays are becoming so friendly.During our time, dem nor born you well to even dey make tiktok video for class premises. I don’t really know what changed”.

@Diala Sunday wrote,“When u see people with sweet soul u would definitely know, can u see how she just smiled over it, even though this man wasn’t as polite as the unizik lecturer”.

@David Sunday stated, “They no born her well make she respond. U see that she pick her phone shapely. In Nigeria for now… Northern has more morals than other regions in words, in dressing even in attitude”.

@Musty Bello added,“She has good character. Charity begins at home”.

@Jericho Move asserted, “Most Igbo girls no get single respect normally. Let’s be real about this”.