There has been a public outcry online as social media users express anger over the inhumane treatment of a fresher by a senior student at Babcock University.
The incident was allegedly sparked when the fresher who happened to be a roommate with the senior student, wore the senior’s flip-flop.
The identities of both students in the viral video are yet ascertained at the time of this publication.
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In the video, the two students were seen shirtless as they locked themselves violently, the senior student lifting the junior student up and landing his back on the edge of a wooden bed frame. The newbie was seen defenceless in the face of the multiple blows landing on his face and the heavy pounding he took.
The senior student kept cursing and throwing expletives as he landed hot slaps on the face of his victim.
“You dey mad? Gerraout! Stupid boy. Don’t wear my slippers,” the furious senior student shot as other hostel mates speechlessly watched him maul his victim.
The PUNCH reports that the spokesman for the university, Dr Joshua Suleman, that the school would release an official response to the incident today.
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Social media users are in a frenzy over the incident, expressing their shock that a private Christian university owned by the Seventh-day Adventist Church harbours such behaviours. The school has several times come under attack for other negative viral videos going back to a viral sex video.
Here are some reactions from social media users
Amaka Ofuokwu, wrote, “Just because of ordinary slippers, you are hitting someone’s child like this?”
Alabi Sheriff said, “You carry seniority reach private university? See our leaders of tomorrow that can’t resolve things amicably.”
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“That’s how some of them entered university with secondary school (boarding house) mentality. I can still remember, how my roomie in third year tried to oppress me and two others back then, just because we were first year students…We later became friends,” Elias Debrah recalled.
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