DELSU Freshers' Party Raises Controversy Over Student's Performance

A 100-level student of Delta State University (DELSU) has sparked controversy following her enthusiastic performance at her department's freshers' party, where she was seen dancing and twerking in the presence of lecturers and fellow students.

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The event, intended to welcome new students to the department, took an unexpected turn as videos of the student's dance moves circulated on social media, drawing a range of comments and reactions.

Some observers expressed concern over the appropriateness of the student's behavior, particularly in front of academic staff. One commenter remarked, "The sexual harassing lecturers just found themselves a new candidate. I don't want to hear justice for anybody."

Another commenter voiced apprehension about the consequences for the student, stating, "This one don create problematic awareness for herself."

Conversely, some defended the student's actions, questioning the judgment and expectations placed upon her. "What are you thinking about her now? That she's a bad girl??" one commenter queried.

Others cautioned against the potential repercussions for the student in a conservative societal context. "Fresh Abraka babes. No worry nah, your body go tell you later if this is how you choose to introduce yourself," remarked another observer.

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Amidst the varied reactions, concerns were raised about the student potentially facing unwanted attention or unfair judgment from lecturers or peers.

"Nothing to see here. Just a girl who is about to become a fish in many lecturers' peppersoup," commented another social media user, highlighting the potential risks faced by female students in such environments.