ASUU: Nigerian Lady Who Was Single Before Strike Gets Married & Pregnant, Shares Transformation Video
- A female Nigerian student who is at home because of the ongoing ASUU strike has gotten married and pregnant
- Sharing photos of how she looked before the strike, she said she was hoping to graduate before getting married
- Many Nigerians thronged her comment section to congratulate her as some said she is using the period of academic inactivity for a great thing
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A young Nigerian lady who is among the millions of Nigerians affected by the ongoing Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) strike has gone online to show how her life has changed.
In a video shared on TikTok, she showed how she was before the strike started. Seconds into the clip, her wedding shots came up.
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I wanted to graduate first
The highlight of the video was people seeing her baby bump. Her marriage and pregnancy happened during the space of the strike.
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The student said:
"I was waiting to graduate until Asuu struck..so, why not??? We move!!!"
Watch the video below:
At the time of writing this report, the video has gathered over 400 comments with more than 26,000 likes.
Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:
Crystal bert said:
"This one all of una dey carry belle."
Nich peace8 said:
"This could be me but my genotype is messing me up, congratulations queen."
thegoofygemini said:
"Make una remain belle for us wey never carry shaa. congratulations."
Ashley.vn said:
"Ahhhh, this Asuu did well for some people oo congratulations babe."
user5645407178261 said:
"Congrats, Na only me never marry during Asuu strike."
Aisha Ayinla said:
"That's good, at least you got married officially."
toxicquin said:
"This was almost me..I kept shouting epp me epp me and narrowly escaped."
a.lolade said:
"Omooo … people are actually getting married o."
ASUU strike is a blessing
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a young Nigerian man with the Twitter name Olayinka has gone online to reveal how the present strike by the ASUU was a blessing in disguise.
While many students are lamenting how the strike is affecting them, the young man said the strike action has given him more time to work on his craft.
A designer, Olayinka shared photos of shoes he recently worked on. Black and smooth, the footwears look so classy.
Source: Legit.ng
