The university said the claim was false, noting that no such project topic exists in the department. IAUE described her video as “damaging content creation” capable of tarnishing the school’s image.
The management says that Nora later admitted the story was fabricated for social‑media engagement and allegedly refused to take down the video when she was asked to bring it down..
In a statement issued by the PRO, Dr. Ngozi Okiridu, the Senate announced her expulsion, saying it would serve as a deterrent to others.
Why use her hand to destroy yourself?
ReplyDeleteWhy did she not bring down the video when the school asked her to?
It is only Gen Z that will commit a crime . Record it and then boast about it. This what we call village people on AUTO
ReplyDeleteGood for her, next time she will learn how to keep her silly mouth shut. She should go and start afresh again maybe this time around she will learn how to control her loose mouth..
ReplyDeleteVery good for her. I don't know how we got to this point o.
DeleteEverything is content for some of these people, without thinking of it's consequences.
These are the issues
ReplyDeleteCho Cho Cho
Good for her. Learn how and when to stop speaking. I hope someone learns from this.
ReplyDeleteI love it, a lot of people are foolish these days, or maybe it's social media that's exposing foolish people now.
ReplyDeleteGood for her. She went too extreme, not minding the reputation of her school and the said supervisor.
ReplyDeleteNow she knows that not everything is for content.
I guess the money the content is generating for her is more important to her than completing her education. #ContentCrazyGeneration
ReplyDeleteVillage people are seriously on her case. Wasted years for likes and clicks.
ReplyDeleteWhats wrong with this children, talking without filters or fear of the repercussion.
ReplyDeleteBasket mouth 🫦
ReplyDeleteThis is what we call a weapon fashioned against herself 🥺