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““Underprivileged child’s future uncertain after high school” – Teacher at ABUAD ignites uproar as he orders noisemakers to perform a dance

A faculty member at Afe Babalola University (ABUAD) has many in splits as he has disruptive students perform dances in class to their favorite tunes.

A video circulating on social media features the unique method chosen by a professor to deal with misbehaving students.

The mischief-makers reportedly disturbed lectures with their noise, and the lecturer in response asked them to dance and amuse their classmates as a punishment.

The noticeably awkward male students, who were responsible for the noise, found it difficult to provide a enjoyable dance performance, much to the amusement of their classmates.

Responses to ABUAD lecturer’s dance punishment for disrupters

gift bby said: “Poor lad, imagine post- high school.”

Badmankce said: “Instructor, fortune favour you, no complaints after this, I will close up the class after.”

mimiwork1 asked: “Uniforms, Noisemakers, is this higher education or what?”

Daydreams guessed: “I bet it’s Biochem, because that guy takes it seriously.”

Chika remarked: “Wow, this post-class fun is something else. High school is one of a kind.”

Ble237 stated: “They’re applauding as though they’re in worship.”

Baridosia mentioned: “High school, this is entertaining. Infact, it’s quite similar to what my RSU educator would do.”

Funke Awodiya observed: “Life is very pressuring. Such intermissions are good for mental health.”

See the video below…

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