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Moment lady cries a river after being caught doing exam malpractice (Video)
A young Nigerian lady bursts into tears as she reflects on her actions while anticipating the consequences of her alleged involvement in exam malpractice.
A video making the rounds on social media captured the moment a lady was made a scapegoat amongst her colleagues during an exam.
She was reportedly caught red-handed doing exam malpractice and was cast out to kneel in front of the entire class.
The lady could be seen crying passionately while gesturing at the supposed lecturer who may have made up his mind on further actions.
The video has since generated a buzz on social media from many users who could relate to cheating in the exam hall.
Reactions trailing lady who wept after being caught doing exam malpractice
amyxious_bubz said: “No be say I too know book oo, but wen I was still in uni, I make sure I read well, alws jotting down wen lecturer is teaching so I can understand better, after writing the one I kwn in exam hall, I sort the rest ooo instead of carrying expo oo.”
jessy_de_gwinne_ wrote: “Y’all should also catch the person making videos in the exam hall.”
obaksolo stated: “Her ancestors have warned her before the Exam but she didn’t listen.”
_ade.bola wrote: “Everybody na Mallam na who dey catch na barao my gender too like cheating .”
boy_jeed said: “Everyone of us done this before, I pray it doesn’t after the process cause I already what it takes and how it feels to be here , all the time and expenses.”
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