Student Exposed For Cheating As Lecturer Discovers Answers On His Native Attire (Video)

In what will come across as a really dramatic development, a Nigerian student has been caught cheating in an exam hall.

He was caught cheating in an exam after a lecturer discovered he had written answers on his native attire before entering the exam hall.

The incident was shared in a viral post on X, formerly known as Twitter, showing the student’s face.

According to reports, he had inscribed notes on his traditional outfit, intending to use them to pass the exam.

However, his plan was foiled when the lecturer spotted the writings, called him out, and recorded a video capturing the evidence.

As the post gained traction online, many concerned individuals flooded the comment section to share their thoughts.

See some reactions below:

@Evequadri: “This one is carry over straight or they might even expel him.”

@Ishow_leck: “In as much as I don’t support cheating and what he did, how on earth would 10-12 lecturers be taking you different topics and they expect you only you to write the exams and pass.”

@musty_harun: “This is uncalled for, why will they video him.they coukd have just handle it a professional way.”

@yomade_daniel: “Omo this stuff just bring back memories 😭 chemistry exam whey I no read shishi I carry phone enter dey cheat invigilator collect am I carry my other phone come out them still collect am Omo the matter long sha but them give me the phones the following week 😭.”

@Babie_tems: “Hahah this one na pro ooo 😂🤣😂😂 Omo if I had try this during my school days na from school gate Dem go catch me.”

@FaizahTaiwo: “This is so uncalled for. Why post his video on Internet?. So other schools won’t accept him after he’s being expelled?”

@ONeatest: “Time wey he sit down write this is much better he should have read!”

@makaveli1806: “The did has already been done , no need of doing a video of him this can cause some damage to the guy life.”

@faka11192: “He have begged you what did you all people want? We don’t know what you people do in school when you’re in school.”