A viral video has captured the moment alleged nursing students of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, took a test outside the classroom, under the sun.

In the video, the students are seen kneeling on the floor since there were no chairs or desks available, while others used the trimmed plants as table.

Background voices can be heard lamenting about the standard of education in country.

“How this people go take pass? Imagine… Nigeria is messed up,” voices are heard saying in the background as students filmed those taking their test.

Watch video below,

This is coming after Nigerians reacted to the alleged state of student hostels in the University of Nigeria, Nsukka.

A Twitter user @Imudia_se2 had taken to the platform to share photos of the alleged UNN male hostel and captioned it,

“This is the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) male hotels, not the Police barrack.

“In my Uni. days, I never entered/visited any hostel… either we meet in class or I show your houx outside I don’t even know-how inside my schl hostels look. So sad!”

The state of the hostels as seen in the photos has stirred reactions on social media, as netizens wondered how the management abandoned the facility till it got to that stage.

See photos of the dilapidated hostels here.

A Nigerian lady, Modella Agnes Egbara has narrated how her father surprised them with Christmas clothes and money few months after his death.

The lady shared her story while joining the #ghost_are_real_challenge on social media. She disclosed that her dad died in July 2000 even though he wasn’t sick and there was no sign of any ailment.

She said that unknown to them, their father had rented an apartment in Abuja after his death and was working in the National Assembly.

Agnes further revealed that December of that same year, her dead father sent her family Christmas clothes to celebrate the festive season, and some amount of money as well as a written letter stating that “he’s fine and loves them”, through a friend who had no idea that he was dead.

The friend who took the gifts to the family was then told that the man who sent him to give them the Christmas items is dead.

They then took the guest to their father’s grave for confirmation and he fainted. Luckily, he regained consciousness after 2 days.

In her words;

”#ghost_are_real_challenge

My dad died prematurely in July year 2000 without been sick, went and rented a house in Abuja the federal capital territory and was working with house of assembly.

Sent us Xmas clothes in DEC 2000 through a friend who doesn’t know he’s dead and physical cash and a letter that he’s fine and he loves us.(not GSM time. When we showed his friend his grave,the man fainted and regain consciousness after 2 days.

#storyofmylife”

A Nigerian man dragged a lady before a Customary Court in Kaduna, to retrieve the N5,000 he sent to her after she failed to show up at his house.

According to a Twitter user, @WizzaFarukk who shared the story on the platform, the man sent a lady the sum of five thousand naira as transport fare to come see him in his house.

However, after receiving the money the lady who wasn’t willing to see the young man, kept coming up with different excuses.

The man who was apparently angered by the lady’s smart move dragged her to court to retrieve the money he sent to her.

“So my guy sent 5k to this babe to come over from zaria to kaduna only for her to start giving silly excuses and try to play him . To cut story short Baba carry matter go court them send back him money via Court order Right move or not ?” The tweet reads.

See the purported court paper below,

A Nigerian man, Jeremy has taken to Twitter to recount how being kind paid off for him years after a good deed.

According to Jeremy he housed a friend sometime ago because his rent had expired, however, the table turned and the man he housed years ago is now “housing him”.

Jeremy opined that one good turn deserves another, and urged his followers to be kind because the world is a small place.

Sharing the story, he tweeted,

“Sometime ago I housed someone because his rent expired. Today the same person is housing me because I got a new job in his city and I am still house hunting. The world is a small place, be kind to people.”

His tweet has stirred reaction on the micro-blogging platform, as many users have also shared their personal experiences of when kindness paid off.

@Tallesty1 wrote,

“2015 when I was new here, someone housed me in his 1 room apartment for 7 months. I housed him from later 2017 to early 2019 in a bigger and batter apartment and he moved to a bigger and better one in late 2019”.

@Charlot85492826 wrote,

“A while back when I was starting a new job at Potchefstroom, one female friend said she doesn’t want visitors, the other said she’s got a guest, I was accommodated by my male friend for the whole month, guy gave me his bedroom while he used an Airbed”.