The Delta State College of Nursing Sciences has issued a disciplinary query to student Osato Edobor for posting a video mocking Nigeria’s First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, during her visit to Asaba. The video, filmed on March 25, 2025, showed students rejecting the First Lady’s symbolic title, highlighting frustrations with the current administration.
Key Takeaways:
- Edobor’s video led to a school-issued query, potentially jeopardising her impending graduation.
- Human rights activist Omoyele Sowore condemned the student’s treatment, pledging legal support.
- The incident reflects wider dissatisfaction among Nigerians with current economic challenges.
This situation underscores the tension between freedom of expression and institutional regulations, as the college views Edobor’s actions as damaging to its reputation. The video’s viral status highlights public discontent with governance in Nigeria, pressing questions on the balance of authority and free speech.
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