Wigwe University: Students of School Built By Late Access Bank CEO Flaunt Their Phones in Video
- Some students of Wigwe University flaunted their phones in a TikTok video posted by one of them
- One of the students met each of his classmates and asked them to show off their phones, which they did
- Many who came across the video reacted to the phones used by the students and while some rated them, others hailed the students
Some students of Wigwe University showed off their phones in a trending video.
The school kicked off its academic operations about 240 days after the tragic demise of its founder, Herbert Wigwe, the late Access Bank CEO.
Source: TikTok
One of the students at Wigwe University, @jefferyytt, shared a video of the phones on TikTok.
In the video, he met each of his classmates and asked them to show off their phones, which they did.
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The photos were captioned:
“My friends and their phones.”
Watch the video below:
Reactions as Wigwe University students flaunt their phones.
Many who came across the video reacted to the phones used by the students and rated them.
Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions.
@Dbossjosh said:
"my boss."
@Kase said:
"Don’t playyy."
@Academic Writer 47 said:
"hey students I write assignments and research papers for university students with good grades guaranteed."
@ydee_08 said:
"11 boku for your school sha."
@Dr_King08 said:
Hafa your own na?
@Ç h ã r l y b ø ï said:
"baddest."
@Autisticjimjim said:
"Whose that fine boy at the ending."
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Man shares his vision about Wigwe University
In a related story, a Nigerian man on Facebook, Lucky Firstborn Assuah, shared his vision of Wigwe University.
He advised Wigwe University’s management about his vision for the school and the height it would get to.
The man made this known while reacting to a Wigwe University Facebook page post about its admitted students.
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