A Nigerian female student has cried out after a lecturer allegedly destroyed her iPhone XR beyond repairs.
She said the phone rang in class and in infuriated the man who then collected it and smashed it with a stone.
According to the lady, the lecturer repeatedly hit the iPhone screen till the core got damaged and he returned the damaged device to her.
She contacted a school blog, Campus Gist Arena via WhatsApp to reveal what happened and shared a video showing the current state of the iPhone XR.
The student wrote; “Imagine all what a lecturer did to an iPhone Xr. All because the phone rang in class is this fair. He practically broke it with his own hand. hitting the phone repeatedly with a stone on the screen.”
Watch the clip below:
Meanwhile, a High Court sitting in Lafia, Nasarawa State recently convicted Fred Ayokhai, a teaching staff of the Federal University of Lafia (FULAFIA), for the assault of a female student, Blessing Mathias.
CorrectNG recalls that in 2022, the lecturer teamed up with his children – one was a friend to the victim – and they beat her mercilessly for assaulting his daughter over their boyfriend issues.
Ayokhai who was in the department of History and International Relations was consequently arrested by the state police alongside other suspects.
The lecturer was charged with criminal conspiracy, housebreaking, abduction and voluntarily causing grave harm without provocation and assault. Emmanuella, Bob-Praise, and Saint-Dan, all children of Ayokhai, were joined in the case as the 2nd, 3rd and 4th defendants.
The defendants pleaded not guilty, but their counsel, AU Idris approached the court with an offer for a plea bargain.
While delivering judgement, Justice Solomon Ayenajeh convicted Ayokhai and sentenced him to six months in jail for criminal conspiracy and another six months for assault.
He ruled that the charges are to run concurrently and that the six months period in which Ayokhai has been in the custody of the Nigeria Correctional Service (NCoS) will be counted.
Ruling on the offence of the children, the judge said they will spend six months on probation considering their ages. The judge said they will be punished with keeping the premises of the Nasarawa State High Court clean during their sentence.
