Female YABATECH Lecturer Shares Food to Students Who Gave Her Gifts in Class, Their Reaction Trends

Female YABATECH Lecturer Shares Food to Students Who Gave Her Gifts in Class, Their Reaction Trends

  • A lecturer of Yaba College of Technology shared food with students who surprised her with gifts in class
  • A TikTok video showed the moment she announced what she wanted to share with the students
  • Many who came across the video shared their thoughts on the lecturer’s kind gesture and praised her

A female lecturer at Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH) surprised her students with food in class.

This came shortly after the students gave her gifts in class to appreciate her.

Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH) lecturer in Lagos state surprises students with food after they gifted her in class.
A lecturer at Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH) in Lagos state distributes plates of rice to students who surprise her with gifts. Photo: @bam_creation
Source: TikTok

In a video by @bam_creation on TikTok, the lecturer from the Food Technology department announced what she had for the class.

Lecturer shares 'concoction rice' to students

While announcing what she had for the class, the woman said:

“Concoction rice according to what my salary can do.”

The students were so happy as they clapped and cheered the lecturer for the free food.

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They proceeded to share the food amongst themselves and started eating in class.

Students share excitement as a female lecturer at Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH) gives them food in class.
Students get plates of food from female at Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH) in Lagos state. Photo: @bam_creation
Source: TikTok

The student who shared the video said:

“Come back if your fav lecturer is badder.”

Watch the video below:

Reactions as lecturer shares rice to students

Many who came across the video shared their thoughts on the lecturer’s gesture.

Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions.

Modest_muslimah said:

"Very thoughtful and sweet of her…God bless her immensely."

@Ara said:

"Dear creator I like your video. wahala for who no come class for her period o."

@Delight_77 said:

"Uña think say una dey wise. atleast if she fail u, u won't say after everything u did for her. But that's so thoughtful of her."

@Nkechi patience said:

"Abeg which department is this Abi no be the same yabatech Wey I Dey."

Blaise said:

"So nice. but from my understanding is that she has given bk what you guys gave her, so if you fail she will definitely fail you."

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@Agold said:

"Awww, this is thoughtful of her, even if na just puff puff she is the first lecture that I have seen on this app that gave back to her student's ."

@wealth said:

"When you receive learn to. give back... this woman knows the principles of overflowing."

@MR SMOOTH said:

"A learning environment where love take centre stage their will never be any room for negativity to me this is heartbreaking warming really."

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The lady who posted the video said the lecturer did so because one of the students complained of hunger.

Many who came across the video hailed the lecturer, while others said their lecturers would not do the same.

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