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Student beats up lecturer for giving her malpractice form



Shocking video drops as Student beats up lecturer for giving her malpractice form
It seems nowadays, Nigerian students are standing up to Nigerian lecturers who feel they’re demi-gods.

Yesterday, it was reported that students of Uniabuja beat up their lecturer; who took their answer booklets just 45 minutes before the stoppage time of 3 hours.
In a trending video, a female student of Auchi Polytechnic/Poly (name withheld), has beaten up an invigilator and lecturer for giving her a malpractice form.

According to an eyewitness, the invigilator gave the student a malpractice form during an exam.


In the video, the female is seen rough handling the lecturer and questioning him on why he gave her a malpractice form to fill. Her friends and coursemates were seen as they try to separate them. In the video, the lecturer’s top was torn.

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