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Female student wears wedding ring to scare off male lecturer making advances at her

A Nigerian lady has revealed that her lecturer has been pestering her for an affair and she had to device a means to save herself.

The female student said she started wearing a wedding ring to class and whenever she wants to meet him so that he would back off.

In a video posted online, the lady she had to lie to the man that she was married to stop the him from making further advances.

The student of Lagos State Polytechnic, Oshodi showed off two in one wedding ring on her finger which she uses to scare of the randy lecturer

Meanwhile, Nigerian students with similar experiences shared their thoughts and told her that the ring wouldn’t help because some lecturers even go after married women.

Watch the video below:

Meanwhile, CorrectNG reported weeks ago that a lecturer at the Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State, has been given birth to a set of septuplets (seven babies).

Mrs Ngozi Uzodike delivered two boys and five girls, at Obijackson Women and Children Hospital, Okija, on Sunday, however, one of the girls died.

Ngozi was charged N19million by the hospital, a bill she was asked to pay before she can be discharged with the remaining six babies.

The woman who works at the Department of Business Administration, was torn between tears of joy and sorrow as she lamented that she is unable to pay the medical bill.

She explained that she had not been paid salaries since she started working at the institution in December 2020.

Mr. Celestine Uzodike, corroborated her story while speaking with pressmen on Wednesday, saying that that his wife was properly employed as a fulltime a lecturer at the institution, but unfortunately, had not been paid since.

According to her husband, she had been promoted from Assistant Lecturer to Lecturer II, yet she had never earned a kobo as salary.

The distraught man appealed to the Federal Government to pay the two years salary arrears owned to his wife, and also come to their aid.

Mr Uzodike lamented that they are not able to foot the hospital bill and take care of the surviving two boys and four girls, all by themselves.