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Speak for yourself. I shed no tears for her not one drop. Just hope she learnt her lesson. Continue her education and move on with life.

Hmmm. The act is absolutely condemnable; yet, many female students in higher institutions indulge in similar act for their livelihoods and sponsorship of their studies. On the other hand, the male students engage themselves in robbery, kidnapping, impersonation, etc, to actualize what these female students also wish to achieve.

I think expulsion of the students involved is certainly not a good step in a positive direction and cannot serve as deterrent to others yet in the act.

It is rather an act that should have bothered the University Management, government at all levels, leaders, NGOs, religious leaders, traditional heads and other relevant stake holders to buckle their shoes and tighten their belts to fix right what has gone wrong.

The level of moral decadence among our youths is so high that one wonders what will become of us in the next few generations if this decadence is allowed to continue in this rapacity and rapidity.

Well, this is not the right time to be condemning or pointing accusing fingers. We are all brothers and sisters. Let not celebrate the fall of a brother or sister. Let the pain of one elicits compassion from others. Let spread our hands out to reach and comfort one another in love. Let things that break and divide others become our ingredients for love and unity.

In a deep examination of ourselves, many have done this very act severally but not caught like this. Yet, we are here playing holy. No one condemned us. Why now do we condemn those who acted like us? Even the lecturers who are now playing saint to pass judgment... we sabi ourselves nah.

Abeg Battery low. See you later jare