"It's Their First Day": Two University Freshers Pose For Photographs Proudly on School Campus
- Two ladies who are said to be new university students took photographs on the campus with so much joy
- In a video, the ladies were seen posing for selfies in the school said to be Nasarawa State University, Keffi
- Many who saw the video said the students would use the photographs to brag among their friends yet to gain university admission
Two university freshers are trending on TikTok because of how they posed for photographs on campus.
In a video shared on TikTok by @chalala884, the two female students were seen happily taking pictures and posing in funny ways.
The video is said to have been recorded at the Nasarawa State University, Keffi.
One of them handled the camera, capturing her companion, and then both posed for a selfie.
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Netizens who saw the video said they would go home and use the photos to brag to their friends who are yet to make it to the university.
Watch the video below:
Reactions to video of fresh university students
@Anita reacted:
"That phone no go pass Tecno Spark 2."
@Kyla remarked:
"She think say na her mama era we dey. Why she hold flowers like my mama throwback?"
@gloree said:
"Dem go use the pics pepper their friend wey never enter school."
@Bola said:
"Na me and my roommate be this."
@Ericc commented:
"After 1st semester you go know say no be to find spot to take picture again. They no dey tell person."
@Lil Baby said:
"Na me teach her that second pose."
@Hardeola said:
"Wait did I just see her holding the flower?"
@Oluwa_dollazz said:
"Boys we don suffer. So all this preparation and power rangers style na for us."
@$ziri$ remarked:
"The first to leave their village to make them proud in school."
Bold student corrects lecturer in class
Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported about a video of a student and lecturer recorded at the Delta State University, Abraka.
The student was new, and according to the short clip, she was correcting her lecturer in class.
Mixed reactions trailed the video after it emerged on TikTok, with some people saying the student was bold.
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Source: Legit.ng