“She’s Standing Like Ghost”: Young Man Almost Pushes Exam Invigilator While Dancing on Campus, Escapes Trouble

“She’s Standing Like Ghost”: Young Man Almost Pushes Exam Invigilator While Dancing on Campus, Escapes Trouble

  • A young man was almost going to get into trouble with his exam officer when he was setting up for a dance
  • Unknown to the young man, the woman was standing behind him when he stepped back from his camera
  • Many people who reacted to the young man's video said the woman possibly marked his face

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A young undergraduate, @christian_abang, has shared a video that captured the moment he was almost going to push his exams officer on campus

After he had set up his camera and got ready to dance without looking back, he nearly made the woman fall.

Man on campus/student tried to dance.
People said the exam officer looked troublesome. Photo source: @christian_abang
Source: UGC

Student and angry exam officer

The student was shocked by the incident and thankful she did not fall. The young man said:

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"Thank God I didn't push my exam officer."

Many people who saw the way the woman looked at him in the video said the student escaped big trouble.

Watch the video below:

At the time of this publication, the video has gathered over 300 comments and more than 31,000 likes.

Briefly News compiled some of the reactions below:

Victoria said:

"Why is she standing there like statue?."

Nneka Ibeabuchi said:

"She was standing there like a ghost. You should have."

Favour said:

"The woman looks troublesome sed."

Dikkerboom_anne said:

"Make she no mark your face."

rachyjewel said:

"You will score 200/100."

Shirley said:

"Carryover just Dey call your name."

Ril J said:

"The way she looked, you were in big trouble."

Sakhile Citizen said:

"Just pray she doesn't know your script."

Bebe said:

"These teachers always feel like they’re on top of the world what with the facial expressions?"

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In other news, Briefly News reported that a 45 seconds video shows a lady with only one hand dancing to entertain her sister.

In the exciting video shared on TikTok by @helenejohnsonn, the two ladies were seen having fun and spreading positive energy.

The two ladies both have a physical disability, but they are determined not to allow it to define their reality.

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