A video of a Nigerian woman has gone viral after she stormed her school's examination hall to sit for her exams on her wedding day.
The bride who is a student of the University of Abuja caused a massive spectacle on campus after arriving in her white ball gown, in the company of her husband.
A video, shared online, captures the moment the student took her seat while her colleagues simply stared in dismay.
— Uniabuja student of faculty of science inside the exam hall with her husband.
— Vyrãl Treñdz (@TheVyralTrendz) May 22, 2021
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In another video, the lady and her groom were seen walking out of the examination hall, which attracted lots of students acting as paparazzi.
A lady in the background was heard asking “God when?”
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