Wowo! Student from university of Lagos shares unusual experience of writing test and submitting an assignment on a weekend

• A young Nigerian student schooling at the University of Lagos shared an unusual moment in her life in a video
• In the clip, she said she had to go to school on a Saturday to write a test and submit an assignment on a weekend when most students are resting elsewhere
• The lady said the assignment took a long time, and she sounded tired due to the activities that took place in class on that day

A young Nigerian student from the University of Lagos shared an unusual moment in her life through a captivating video.

In the clip, she talked about having to attend school on a Saturday to write a test and submit an assignment—activities most students usually escape on weekends.

UNILAG student speaks. Photo credit: @kingnelsonnonso
Source: TikTok

She expressed her fatigue, explaining how the assignment took a considerable amount of time and how exhausting the day’s class activities were.

The video, as shown by @kingnelsonnonso_, offers a genuine glimpse into the everyday life of a dedicated student.

Watch the video below:

UNILAG unique status

The University of Lagos, often called UNILAG was ounded in 1962, it is renowned for its sprawling main campus overlooking the picturesque Lagos Lagoon.

UNILAG boasts a distinguished alumni network, including several prominent figures in Nigerian politics, entertainment, and business.

The university is also home to the Centre for Biodiversity Conservation and Ecosystem Management, which works tirelessly to preserve Nigeria's unique wildlife.

Interestingly, UNILAG is known for its vibrant student life, with an array of cultural and social clubs that celebrate the rich diversity of Nigerian traditions.

Despite being in a bustling city, the campus offers serene spots like the Love Garden, where students often relax and unwind.

In a recent development, Legit.ng earlier reported that a Nigerian man recently visited the University of Lagos (UNILAG) and engaged in conversations with some students.

UNILAG students speak

Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a Nigerian lady recently engaged with students from the University of Lagos (UNILAG), asking them about their daily and weekly food expenses.

In the video, one student said that he spends up to ten thousand naira (N10,000) on food daily, depending on his mood.

Another student shared that he spends only N2,500 on food, frequently cooking his meals in the hostel.

Source: Legit.ng