A student of National Open University of Nigeria, NOUN, has raised alarm after being prevented from writing her exam on the basis of indecent dressing. The young lady shared the video online, while showing off her outfit and asking if the public deemed it indecent. According to her, she had gotten into school that morning to write her exam but was stopped by one of the invigilators for indecent dressing. 
He then called on the security officer at the school and she was forcefully taken out of the hall. The student believes she is on her right as what she wore wasn’t exposing as they tried to make it seem. She seeks that the general public spreads the video so she can get justice and they can be sanctioned for their misdemeanors WATCH VIDEO HERE Moment a student of National Open University Nigeria NOUN was denied access into exam hall over indecent dressing.
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A heartbroken Nigerian lady has taken to Tiktok to narrate the betrayal from her mother who forced her husband to marry her sister. According to her, the wedding was set for the next day and she had spoken to her husband, even discussing their dance steps for the ceremony. However, on getting to the hall, all guests were present as well as her in-laws, except her mother, sister and husband. She tried reaching them without any success and unfortunately the wedding was canceled due to their absence. 
Two years later, she received a call from her mother who begged for her forgiveness, explaining how her husband had gotten her sister pregnant. Her mother said she insisted on the husband marrying the sister since the lady’s heart was stronger and she would move on from the hurt easily. Her mother also confirmed that the husband and the sister were now happily married with a boy outside the country. Watch video here… This is the most unbelievable thing you’d watch today pic.twitter.com/D1fWXAGXe8 — Instablog9ja (@instablog9ja) October 24, 2023 
The High Court sitting at the Tafawa Balewa Square in Lagos has dismissed claims by Chidinma Ojukwu that she was coerced and intimidated into confessing to the alleged murder of Super TV CEO, Usifo Ataga. Justice Yetunde Adesanya, who presided over the trial within a trial, stated that the prosecution had provided evidence that proved the voluntariness of the defendant’s statements. Ms Ojukwu, along with Adedapo Quadri and her sister Chioma Egbuchu, is standing trial for the murder of Ataga. The defendant had objected to the admissibility of her statements, claiming that they were not voluntarily made and that she was slapped and forced to sign them. However, Justice Adesanya ruled that the videos tendered in court did not display any intimidation towards the defendant while she was writing her statements, and the voice of the investigating police officer (IPO) was clear and audible and did not show any form of intimidation. “The videos tendered in court did not display any intimidation towards the defendant while she was writing her statements,” Judge said. “The voice of the investigating police officer (IPO) was clear and audible. It did not show any form of intimidation.” The court, therefore, admits the two statements in evidence and marks them as exhibits. The case has been adjourned until May 30 for the continuation of the trial. 
